FMG: Socio-cultural

How is life changing?

Many theories of change see changes in the ideals, values, motives, needs and goals of human beings as the major cause of socio-cultural and economic change.

Diversified Societies

Flexibilization

Entrepreneurization

Demographic Changes

Increase of Population in Developing Countries

Population Shrinkage in Developed Countries

Ageing

Interculturalization

Regional Population Shrinkage

Urbanization

Pluralization of Society

New Families

Feminization

Interculturalization

Individualization of Society and Markets

Individualization

Mass Customizing

Fragmentation of Markets

Polarized Societies

Polarization of Prosperity

Growing Unemployment of the Low-Qualified

Scarcity of Qualified Workers and Employees

Societal conflicts

Religious and Ethnic Conflicts

Crime

Terrorism and "War on terrorism"

Ethicalization and Sustainability

Ethicalization

Social Sustainability

Ecological Sustainability

Acceleration and Complexity

Knowledge Growth

Increasing Speed of Change

Increasing Complexity

Balancing Complexity and Acceleration

Salutogenesis and Life-Balancing

Convenience Trend

Spiritualization

Regionalization

Traditional Values

Thirst for Experience and Excitement

Challenge of Prosperity Diseases