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Noreena Hertz: Comment faire appel à des experts -- et quand les éviter

Filmed Nov 2010 • Posted Feb 2011TEDSalon London 2010
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Nous prenons d'importantes décisions chaque jour -- et nous comptons sur des experts pour nous aider à décider. Mais, comme le dit l'économiste Noreena Hertz, trop compter sur des experts peut avoir des limites voire même être dangereux. Elle nous appelle à commencer à démocratiser l'expertise -- à écouter non seulement les "chirurgiens et les PDGs, mais aussi le personnel."

Noreena Hertz looks at global culture -- financial and otherwise -- using an approach that combines traditional economic analysis with foreign policy trends, psychology, behavioural economics, anthropology, history and sociology. Full bio »

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