Table of Contents
for
The Journal for Social Era Knowledge



by Meg Tufano, M.A.




 Essays





Exceptional
THE SOCIAL ERA | 
Essay by Laston Kirkland
(Autumn 2013)


          A Woman's Worth
THE SOCIAL ERA | 
Essay by Giselle Minoli 
(Autumn 2013)


Migrant Mother: Destitute Peapickers in California, 1936, Dorothea Lange

Men of the Docks, 1912, George Bellows



Illusions of Digital Freedom
MILLENNIAL POINT OF VIEW |
Essay by Tom Hemmings
(Autumn 2013)





 

  
Politics



Definitions of Genocide and Crimes Against 
Humanity: And as Applied in 
The Philippines RA No. 9851
GLOBAL CIVICS | 
Essay by Tathiana Flores-Acuna, Ph.D 
(Autumn 2013)


Business Strategy



Welcome to the Panopticon!  You're 
SOCIAL BUSINESS |
by David Amerland, 
(Autumn 2013)


Philosophy
Adding Relational Accountability to Issues
ETHICAL PHILOSOPHY |
by John A. Berteaux, Ph.D. & 
Brian Simmons, Ph.D.
California State University Monterey Bay 
(Autumn 2013)

Science Fiction

Copy Me
SCIENCE FICTION NOVELLA | 
by Laston Kirkland 
(Autumn 2013)



Courtesy Call
SHORT SCIENCE FICTION | 
by Laston Kirkland 
(Autumn 2013)





Late to the Party
SHORT SCIENCE FICTION | 
by Laston Kirkland 
(Autumn 2013)





SHORT SCIENCE FICTION |
by Laston Kirkland
(Autumn 2013)

Aesthetics


ARTISTIC EXPRESSION | Direct from Peter Gentenaar
[Journal cover Art by Peter Gentenaar, 
Fur Elise, dimensions 240 cm high, 150 cm wide, material linen and bamboo.]  [Science Fiction Art related on this page is entitled, Red Waves
, a ceiling piece, dimensions: 450 x 400 cm, 100 cm high, material linen and bamboo.]

More on the artist, Peter Gentenaar, at www.gentenaar-torley.nl.


Drs. Eva Mennes, Ph.D.
Artistic Sponsor of The Journal for Social Era Knowledge
Aesthetics Editor
evamennes@aol.com 

        
        EVA ARTPRODUCTIONS
                   FOUNDATION






Volume 1, Issue #3 - October 1, 2013
Autumn Issue


The Journal for Social Era Knowledge is a peer-reviewed journal, global in scope, but written in English (with occasional articles in other languages as needed), published online three times a year by SynaptIQ+.  Its purpose is to stimulate research and encourage business and academic exchanges for the advancement of social era understanding.  It also publishes short fiction, theoretical essays, best-practices in Social Era expertise, and empirical papers for those interested in the compelling questions engendered by the introduction of the Social Era.  





ISSN:  2169-6195