The future has been in crisis for 20 years! The February GEAB proposes a retrospective of this disease of the future or “futuritis” and anticipates along this line of understanding risks of dramatic evolution of Western governance during this decade. On the other side of the planet, another disease – ...
Read More »Citizens’ assemblies to the rescue of the European construction, by Jordi Lafon
Related to the GEAB article, “People’s anger: it’s politics stupid! “1, Jordi Lafon* offers us here an analysis of the hopes and possible risks brought by the democratic experiences of citizens’ assemblies that are multiplying, particularly in Europe. As the European parliamentary democracies continue to run out of steam, new ...
Read More »January GEAB – A landscape of the world in 2020
Like every January for the past 14 years, this month the GEAB outlines the landscape of the year that we are all about to navigate. Structuring trends, 32 key trends, a calendar of the year’s major dates and a round-the-world tour of the continents/regions risks make up this issue designed ...
Read More »GEAB 140 – Looking back in the mirror
To be well prepared to welcome the new year, this whole issue is dedicated to an evaluation of the year’s work ! As every year in December, the evaluation of the “up and down trends” of last January was carried out, with a 70.5% success rate. Beyond these annual trends, ...
Read More »A possible European and global political-institutional landscape in 2053, by M.-H. Caillol
(excerpt from the publication One Day in 2053, published in 2013 by Anticipolis) The crisis we are going through is not just a short-term economic crisis. This is a crisis that we have identified as historical since the beginning. In February 2006, we characterized it as challenging “the world as ...
Read More »November GEAB – From chaos to resilience
Chaos theory is very useful to bear in mind in times of systemic transition such as the one the world has been going through for the past twenty years or so. In the analysis of this global crisis that has been on us for 14 years, one of the question ...
Read More »Lesson of political anticipation N°4 – A decision-making tool for everyone
It has been established by LEAP that its method of political anticipation should in any case remain “accessible-to-everyone”. Indeed whether a political leader, a corporate CEO, or an individual household head, good decision-making requires a thorough understanding of the elements of the decision’s investigation file. Indeed high-level decision-makers are surrounded ...
Read More »LEAP-INSEEC / Political anticipation goes to school
For more than a year, Political Anticipation as defined by LEAP has been the subject of classes at the INSEEC group of private higher education. Introduction to the method, Anticipation applied to geopolitics, Political anticipation’s methods applied to the drafting of White Papers, Leadership and anticipation, Training of trainers, Deployment ...
Read More »October GEAB – End of 2020 : Europe caught between Brexit and Grexit
Focus on a Europe caught between Grexit and Brexit in this issue, even if the calendar of the future – renamed GlobalEurope Future Agenda – also reviews a world that is acting and reorganizing itself through a multitude of summits, meetings and under various acronyms. Between a Greece that is ...
Read More »September GEAB – Towards a (really) New World Order
The world is reorganizing, the populist wave has begun to retreat, the world is refocusing West (China) and East (Europe) of the United States, Hong Kong is turning towards China,…. In the short term, the financial crisis of 2020, which is widely anticipated, is likely to hit the IMF hard ...
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