The Invisible Hijacking: The Capture of Everything that was Meant to Save Us

For well over fifty years, we've gathered at summits, signed accords, and launched initiatives—yet the crises keep deepening. Not because we lack good ideas, but because our world-system doesn't simply resist change; it absorbs it. That's the hijacking syndrome: genuinely transformative ideas are stripped of their disruptive core, repackaged in the language of industrial economism, and sold back as progress.

The Invisible Hijacking offers a way out. It introduces the three orders of change—f...