As evidence this book is needed in the world, notice the news headlines since I began rewriting Global Sense in July 2011:

• Tornadoes and floods devastate central U.S. East Africa suffers worst drought in 60 years.
• Two terrorist attacks in one day stun Norway.
• Syrian military kills rebels.
• Rioters burn British cities after police shoot a black man.
• Hurricane Irene hits the U.S. East Coast.
• Palestinians formally seek full membership in the United Nations despite a U.S.veto.
• Protesters attack the Israeli embassy in Cairo.
• Israelis attack Gaza, again.
• Texas suffers record-breaking wildfires.
• The king of Saudi Arabia gives women the right to vote but not the right to drive.
• Riots in Greece oppose austerity measures to avoid defaulting on debts.
• U.S. drones kill Al-Qaeda leaders in Pakistan.
• Lybian dictator Muammar el-Qaddafi is captured and killed by rebels.
• Italy passes austerity measures as its media magnate president resigns.
• Islamists win the post-revolution elections in Egypt and Tunisia amid fears of religious dictatorships.
• Planetary icecap melting sets records.
• European Union leaders agree to change their treaty to resolve a monetary crisis that may yet capsize the global economy.
• The “Occupy Wall Street” protests in New York spread worldwide.
• The U.S. officially ends the war in Iraq after eight years and $800 billion in debts, leaving 4,500 Americans and more than 100,000 Iraqis dead.
• The dictator of North Korea dies suddenly, and his son takes over the country.

Surely we need global consciousness in the world now more than ever.

If you wish to read Global Sense, please visit Amazon.