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Home / Franck Biancheri Network / Summer reading: Global development, a hot summer 2018, CAP, trends … on the menu of GEAB126 (15/06/2018)

Summer reading: Global development, a hot summer 2018, CAP, trends … on the menu of GEAB126 (15/06/2018)

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The latest issue of the Global Europe Anticipation Bulletin, GEAB 126, is ready. We invite you to read the public release here: “2020-2040: Exponential Global Development“. Enjoy!

The GEAB, a LEAP2020 publication, was launched in 2006 by Franck Biancheri, research and strategy director of LEAP2020. The publication is now coordinated since the decease of Franck Biancheri, in October 2012, by its president, Marie-Hélène Caillol.

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Summary GEAB126

Perspectives

  • 2020-2040: Exponential global development 

    The world is on the brink of a wave of unprecedented development which is poised to sweep over the Middle East, Africa, India, Southeast Asia, the United States and the planet as a whole. The foundations on which this new world will be built are becoming clearer and clearer: A globalised electric grid, networks of financial centres, new commercial roads, crypto-currencies, e-economies, reinvented global governance etc. All these provide the infrastructure which will shape this unimaginable phase of multipolar and multiconnected development, which we will attempt to describe in the following paragraphs… Read more / GEAB 126

Telescope

  • Geopolitics / Summer 2018: A leap into the unknown… with no safety net

    For the past two years, we have been witnessing the meticulous dismantling of the world order that has prevailed since 1945. Unable to adapt to new realities, this world order began to break up in 2001. However, in the last two years, the national units that make up this international system have made a decided exit from such constraining and obsolete structures. Obviously, Brexit is emblematic of this process. However, the phenomenon has accelerated a lot since that decision was made, as we shall see. Clearly, we are approaching a day of reckoning: Freed from their constraints, the nations are now floundering, with no fixed point in sight to cling to. We have already mentioned the risks of shakiness and panic reactions, potentially leading decision-makers to make bad decisions that are likely to produce dramatic chain reactions. We believe that this summer could see this kind of “accident”. Everything seems to be gathering together for a perfect storm… Read more / GEAB 126

Focus

  • Europe 2019-2024: From an agricultural crisis to a food crisis?

    The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which is supposed to guarantee food independence and food quality for all Europeans, has been in crisis for many years without the citizens seeing any simple and coherent project appearing on the horizon of their common alimentary future. The issues are quite obvious however: European arable lands must produce food for the Europeans. As second priority, within the limits of the maintenance of a healthy agriculture (food quality) and respect for the environment, the surpluses can provide material for exportation. Agricultural production must be accessible to all on the continent and farmers should be able to live decently from their work… Read more / GEAB 126

    Investments, trends and recommendations
    – Chinese market
    – New banks
    – Real estate: Owning your home, it’s over!
    – Your information system: diversify by sectors …
    Read more / GEAB 126

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