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INTERCONNECTIVITY or what should be done in international politics, economics, science, from the knowledge of psychology, philosophy and management calibration to social attitudes. The idea of interconnectivity is central to the discussion of international politics, economics, science and social behavior. It is based on the insight that all actors and systems in the world are interconnected and that isolated approaches are hardly effective in a globalized world. The key to promoting interconnectivity lies in an integrative approach that utilizes the strengths and perspectives of different disciplines. Through collaboration, exchange and a shared understanding of global challenges, effective solutions can be developed that promote the well-being of all.
About the author
J-G Matuszek
Universities Innsbruck, Perugia, Salzburg.
Language sciences. Graduate interpreter, Master's degree.
Political sciences, Empirical system sciences, International relations, Communication sciences, Philosophy, Doctorate. Postgraduate studies at various institutes: Marketing, Advertising-PR-CI, Management-Controlling, Innovation and Development Management. Licensed business-consultant.
Career: High-school teacher, translator and interpreter, journalism.
Manager at multinational corporations. Management contracting in medium-sized companies.
Consulting and coaching in marketing, international management, and HR. Board member and director in several companies in Germany, Switzerland. Management in the field of certification of companies and organizations. Board member of the Foundation "Globility-Circle", Switzerland.
Guest lecturer at various universities and business schools. Author. Parallel-career as athlete, Austrian Taekwondo Federation President,
High-tech collaborations for performance diagnostics/optimization in business and sports.
