Inspiring A More Equitable Society And Improving Family Life: United We Succeed, Divided We Fail By Douglas B. Schaper

(Isstories Editorial):- Los Angeles, California Apr 15, 2024 (Issuewire.com) – Social and political discourse is of primary interest to all concerned citizens of all nations of the world. Citizens can best shape their futures and their leader’s engagement on the pressing issues of the day by being informed, seeing the wheat from the chaff after rigorous contemplation and the vision to see things as they are and not as they might wish them to be.

Inspiring A More Equitable Society And Improving Family Life: United We Succeed, Divided We Fail is a thought-provoking book focusing on the social, economic, and political issues confronting all of us these troubling days. It is loaded with possible solutions for challenges facing us all and that besiege us with every news report on so many of the topics we all deal with in our daily life and that confront our future. The more of us that are engaged and working towards positive ends the more merrier will be that future. The opposite holds true as well.

For this year, the 2024 Los Angeles Festival of Books, in coordination with Authors Press, Douglas B. Schaper will participate in this event and share his book, Inspiring A More Equitable Society And Improving Family Life: United We Succeed, Divided We Fail, with the audience this coming April 20 to 21, 2024 at the University of Southern California. Currently overpriced it will soon be available for about $26 in paperback and about $37 for the hardcover. It’s available for around $10 digitally now.

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From the book: “It’s not enough to have one’s hand on the rudder with a pipeline to the engine room, dictating the speed we’re going to go. We need to know where we are going.” 

–Inspiring A More Equitable Society And Improving Family Life: United We Succeed, Divided We Fail, Douglas B. Schaper.

Inspiring A More Equitable Society And Improving Family Life: United We Succeed, Divided We Fail is an optimistic analysis of the social, economic, environmental, and political issues happening in the world. It is an open-ended discussion being tackled with the author as to how he viewed the problems faced in the different parts of the world. A book that creates a new perspective with a reflective approach.

Douglas B. Schaper graduated from Riverdale Country School and got his BA from Tufts University in History, focusing on China, and his Finance degree from NYU Stern School. He has attended as a student or instructor ten colleges and universities. He has had an unusual mix of work and life experiences including a stint with the Smithsonian Institution as an archaeologist’s assistant. A lifelong nature lover, Doug is a dedicated ornithologist and devoted environmentalist.

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Inspiring A More Equitable Society And Improving Family Life: United We Succeed, Divided We Fail

Written by Douglas B. Schaper

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