This book comprises an inspiring collection of writings by Mohammed Sofiane Mesbahi, founder of the London-based campaign group Share The World’s Resources. While all the seven articles are refreshingly original, they are also connected by a single theme: that sharing is the key to solving the world’s problems. Mesbahi endeavours to investigate this premise from several angles, including spiritual and psychological as well as social, economic and political perspectives. In this way, each piece is best described as a unique study on the principle of sharing—not in an intellectual or academic manner, but rather from the standpoint of our shared humanity during an era of profound planetary crisis. Written in a simple and engaging style to appeal to the ordinary person as well as the informed political thinker, the book ultimately calls upon every reader to perceive the importance of sharing in universal terms. A common theme is the urgent necessity of securing the basic needs of the poorest among us, as long enshrined in Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The key, writes Mesbahi, is “for everyone to raise their voice for greater economic sharing, and to continually push the boundaries of our demands until governments implement this unifying principle into world affairs".