The European Laboratory of Political Anticipation is happy to present you the public review of Its monthly publication GEAB (Global Europe Anticipation Bulletin). For more information on this April 2016 numero, please visit us @ geab.eu For nearly 10 years now, the global systemic crisis has been composing an impressive symphonic ...
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New trends in economic thinking as a result of the multiplication of global players: Public support in turbulent markets, by Dr. Prof. Irina Z. Yarygina
LEAP2020 is happy to share with you an article written by Dr. Prof. Irina Z. Yarygina (Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation) after our second EuroBRICS webinar on Political Anticipation. (cf Report Webinar2) New trends in economic thinking as a result of the multiplication of global players: Public support in ...
Read More »Petro-Euro, money-debt, banking crisis, real economy: ten years to seal the fate of an economic-financial system
Precisely ten years ago (to the day), in its second bulletin of February 2006[1], warning about the imminent explosion of a «global systemic crisis”, the GEAB based its opinion on the identification of two strong signs: the end of the publication of the M3 money supply indicator[2] (suggesting a start ...
Read More »First Euro-BRICS Youth Webinar on Political Anticipation
LEAP is proud to announce that we will be holding our first ever Euro-BRICS Youth Webinar on Political Anticipation! Next Monday, a group of experts and youth from all over Europe and the BRICS countries will discuss LEAP’s principle method. This is the first one of a series of three ...
Read More »2016 – Red alert on the dollar, financial crisis, oil, banks… General strategic retreat in the perspective of an imminent “hard landing”
Our team has chosen to place 2016 under the sign of a “general strategic retreat”, affecting all levels of social organization, starting of course with the national levels, but not only. This retreat (or fallback) will not yet represent in 2016 the end of the global mobility, of the international ...
Read More »Chinese Crisis: Learning Lessons in Slow Riding the Economy, by K. N. Harilal, Professor, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum, Kerala (IN)
After an unbelievably long period of hectic growth the Chinese economy has begun to slow down. While the high growth phase was characterised by remarkable stability, the phase of slower growth, if the present crisis is any indication, is likely to be more turbulent. Slow riding an economy is much ...
Read More »Global systemic crisis: the big comeback of dark Europe
Here it comes, rising slowly, the « vile beast »[1]. A long time ago, in 1998, Franck Biancheri, our regretfully departed director of studies, signed an anticipatory article entitled: « 2009, when Europe ends up in the hands of the grandsons of Hitler, Pétain, Mussolini… »[2] This is the fate ...
Read More »The editorial of the 100th GEAB issue, by Marie-Hélène Caillol
Dear Subscriber, Here we are, counting 100 editions of our bulletin and 10 years of an incredible GEAB adventure. Let me tell you this story: The GEAB was born in January, 2006, out of a fierce desire of independence for our think-tank, LEAP : an intellectual independence, essential to the ...
Read More »United States, Russia, Syria, and Paris terrorist attacks: Europe, crushed in the movement of the tectonic plates of the great global geopolitical reconfiguration
All crises which have crossed Europe since 2008-2009 have had two characteristics: – they come from the outside; – they all reveal Europe’s structural weakness. On this very last point, Franck Biancheri had, however, spent over 25 years working closely with the European and national institutions, alerting them based on ...
Read More »Turkish Elections – The impossibility of chaos in Turkey (Announcement GEAB N°98)
We have repeatedly analyzed that only the regional powers would be able to restore calm in the Middle East and resolve the Daesh issue, the common enemy on which (almost) everyone has agreed. However, we have stated that the US or Russian interventions would only have the effect of exacerbating ...
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