Worldviews, Science and Us: Global Perspectives (D Aerts et al.); Arguments in Favour of Inclusive Science (I Maso); Inclusive Worldviews, Interdisciplinary Research from a Radical Constructivist Perspective (A Riegler); The Chatton-Ockham Strategy: An Alternative to the Simplicity Principle (A Smaling); The Intrinsic Multiplicity of Science: Its Internal and External Confrontations (J Broekaert); To Know or Not to Know, One Way or Another (R Oldeman); A Naturalistic and Critical View of Social Sciences and the Humanities (R Pinxten & N Note); Cultures, Sciences and Endogenous Knowledge Practices: Anthropological Perspectives (R Devisch); On High and Low Styles in Philosophy, or, Towards a Rehabilitation of the Ideal (K van der Wal); Re-Delineating the Human Self-Understanding within the Western Worldview: Social and Ethical Implications (N Note & R Pinxten); Towards a New Democracy: The Realization of Consensus Through a Quantum Parliament (D Aerts); How Incompatible Perspectives Nurture a Global View: Quantum Mechanics and Signal Analysis (S Aerts & D Aerts).