Editorial

Abstract

[...]in today's digital age, elitist influential networks (Kakabadse and Kakabadse, 2012) are adopting more mobile platforms in their wider exertion of ownership and control through ever larger media and corporate entities (Dobbs et al., 2015; Vitali et al., 2011), pursuing and imposing a single homogenous culture in the guise of the wider rise and fall of the polis and its peoples. Respect for religious, cultural and personal beliefs promotes self-restraint, honesty, openness and tolerant societies which threaten those seeking material control and power. [...]narrow interpretations and the misguidance of these can support elitist agendas for globalism.