28 August 2011
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The world, according to Jobs
The departure of Steve Jobs, resigning as Apple’s CEO, after a cancer recurrence diagnosed seven years ago, is an opportunity to reflect on the role of innovations in history.
22 August 2011
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Frenetic conservatism
It is not in financial matters alone that this presidency of France is characterized by great unrest, followed by a long period of inaction, continually justified by the supposed complexity of the situation, perfected at the end of mandate by the rediscovery of the initial problems and an avalanche of speeches on the urgency of doing something.
16 August 2011
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What Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel should have declared in common
The architecture of monetary Europe is insufficient. This weakness may lead to a worsening of the economic and social crisis.
14 August 2011
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Garden of Eden
Should we talk about the rare places we’ve loved, at the risk of seing them invaded by a horde of tourists? This is to be case with some places that I had the privilege to cross: from the Band-e Amir lakes in Afghanistan to Easter Island, by way of the Bhutan’s valleys, Lao’s forests and some others.
14 August 2011
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Conference at Ecole Polytechnique
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Jacques Attali will speak from 10:30 to 12:00 about world governance.
14 August 2011
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Conference in HEC (Paris)
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Jacques Attali will speak from 6pm to 7:30pm.
7 August 2011
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All ruined in ten months?
Markets leave no respite to the peoples as long as politicians do not act as statesmen.
4 August 2011
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During the summer holidays, History goes on
We would like to take advantage of a summer post to take a break and neither talk about the comedy of public debts in Europe nor the near bankruptcy of the United States, nor the endless war in Libya, nor the horrific massacres in Syria, nor the merciless famine in Somalia, in Ethiopia and elsewhere, nor the radioactive leaks still very disturbing in the Fukushima power plant…
