One of the most inteteresting novelties this year at Davos was a townhall meeting that tried to capture the collective concerns of participants. What are the big issues that affect the world? What are the priorities? What are the challenges? After half a day of work, I was relieved to see how Davos participants (a sample of the richest and most powerful individuals in the world) to a great extent share the priorities set by the UN as the most important issues. Check out the outcomes of the townhall meeting on pdf, or some brief thoughts about them in an article of mine in Das Tor, the newspaper of the students of Thunderbird.
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nothing since March 20th????? What's going on???
Posted by: John | May 09, 2005 at 07:32 PM