The Rise of the Different: Ian Bremmer at TEDxOxford
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Ian Bremmer is the president of Eurasia Group, the leading global political risk research and consulting firm. Here he gives the talk "The Rise of the Different: Why the Global Order Doesn't Work and What We Can Do About It." His analysis focuses on global macro political trends and emerging markets, which he defines as "those countries where politics matter at least as much as economics for market outcomes."
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when I watch this guy, I see passion.
Yeah I like to hear his views of the world too. He kinda reminds me of Woody Allen.
Ian Bremmer is my woody allen of geopolitics. love the way he reads the world.
great approach
really informative and different view
I'm pleased to announce that the Portuguese's transcript for this talk is available.
( November 24, 2014)
Tenho o prazer de anunciar que a legenda em Português para esse talk está disponível.
( 24 de Novembro de 2014)
Ian - great talk but I still have some questions:
A) Would this West concept you promote and is prevailing for last few hundred years, really be the one that will work for all? e.g.: West talks about human rights, whereas East understands collective rights.
B) Can we learn from those diversities and start building something new? Could Scandinavian countries be a role model? Is there “space” for something new?
Jaro Berce author of “Leadership by Virtue”
Very interesting
ian is good
But doesnt China's internal focus make them more resilient to shocks? In a g zero world isn't that the point? I guess you said that this makes them in stable but to your point, doesn't this make China more stable? Ian Bremmer
Investment is not the same as aid.
Good
Try and beat that? Leading investors in Africa- Malaysia, United States, France, China. In that order. We've been building all of those things since China was a rural nation of farmers.
Wrong
China is now ahead of Europe
what he says won't work. What does Canada, US and Europe make? Only expensive stuff not everyone can afford. Where are you going to get the resources? The BRICS! You can't say don't invite someone to play and then ask them to supply you at the same time. China is the biggest market, biggest importer in 2013. Not asking China to play? GM, Boing, Apple ..etc will go bust in a day.
Perfect way forward China isolation is happening should have happened back than.
What???
China will go to Afghanistan for the minerals. Mark my words
China has gone to Afghanistan back in Tang Dynasty (AC 618-907), like Russian and The US, China has failed as well. China has learned the lesson centuries before Russian and The US
mysterious stranger China has been in Afghanistan and signed multiple contracts with the Afghan government Chinese companies will have the minerals and helping to build the Afghan infrastructure
wow
@@abhay1839 its isnt wow china isnt like the US and conquers and uses war . China has been in africa and middle east for a while now ots isnt new
Is that bad?? Knowing china theyll be less aggressive than the US and west
Syria has been resolved now
lol he was wrong .
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