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James B. Glattfelder : Qui contrôle le monde ?

Filmed Oct 2012 • Posted Feb 2013TEDxZurich
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James Glattfelder étudie la complexité : Comment un système interconnecté — par exemple, un vol d’oiseaux — est plus que la somme de chacune de ses parties. Et il est apparu que la théorie de la complexité pouvait révéler beaucoup sur le fonctionnement de l’économie. Glattfelder fait découvrir une étude innovante sur comment le pouvoir se diffuse à travers l’économie globale et comment sa concentration entre un nombre étonnamment petit de mains nous rend tous vulnérables. (Filmé à TEDxZurich.)

James B. Glattfelder aims to give us a richer, data-driven understanding of the people and interactions that control our global economy. He does this not to push an ideology -- but with the hopes of making the world a better place. Full bio »

Translated into French by Bertille de Pesquidoux
Reviewed by Valérie Jacobs
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