As the United Nations approaches its 80th anniversary, its bureaucratic "hardware" faces systemic gridlock. From Gavel to Grassroots by Dr. Yaseva, Ph.D., offers a "software upgrade" to humanize global diplomacy by blending ancient Tamil wisdom with modern civic entrepreneurship.
Through the Joyist Nations Organization (JNO), the book introduces transformative frameworks:
- Veto Righteousness: Prioritizing the common good over political deadlock.
- Joy Quotient (JQ): Measuring success through human flourishing rather than GDP.
- Unasked Offerings: Driving grassroots innovation without waiting for official mandates.
Including the MUN-JNO Global Impact Accelerator Handbook, this work provides a 100-day roadmap for students and leaders to evolve from "model" simulations to "living" grassroots impact, rejuvenating the UN from the ground up.
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Dr. Yaseva, Ph.D.-The Digital Mahatma
Dr. Yaseva, Ph.D., is a visionary Socio - Civic entrepreneur and founder of the Joyist Nations Organization (JNO). Drawing from his roots in Chennai and ancient Tamil wisdom, he bridges the gap between timeless spirituality and modern global governance.
His work centers on humanizing power through the Joy Quotient (JQ), a metric measuring human flourishing alongside traditional GDP. A pioneer of "Soft-power," Dr. Yaseva developed the "Veto Righteousness" and "Unasked Offerings" frameworks to empower youth in achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. As the UN marks its 80th Anniversary, he leads the Global Wisdom Council, partnering with international bodies to replace bureaucracy with a pulse of collective joy and grassroots impact.
