Founder and Executive Chairman
of the French Institute for Internatinal Relations
of the French Institute for Internatinal Relations
Founder and Chairman
of the World Policy Conference
of the World Policy Conference
Member of the Institut de France
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Has the virus changed the international system?
10 June 2020/by Thierry de MontbrialLetter from Europe: Can the European Union Save Multilateralism?
10 June 2020/by Thierry de MontbrialGlobal public goods: beyond empty words
3 June 2020/by Thierry de MontbrialHubris, Black Swans and the Future of Europe
30 April 2020/by Thierry de MontbrialEasing the lockdown: some of the issues
30 April 2020/by Thierry de MontbrialAbout Covid-19
About Covid-19
Link to: Consequences and lessons of a virus
Link to: Global public goods: beyond empty words
Link to: "Vivre le temps des troubles", des clés pour un monde chaotique
Link to: "Vivre le temps des troubles", des clés pour un monde chaotique
Has the virus changed the international system?
Visio-conference for Higher School of Economics, Moscou
The French and German Responses to COVID-19
Webinar with Daniela Schwarzer, Director of DGAP, for Harvard Kennedy School, Belfer center for Science and International Affairs
Latest book
Latest book
Living in Troubled Times
A New Political Era
World Scientific, 2018
English translation of Vivre le temps des troubles
For many observers, today’s world seems indecipherable. The Earth is in such jeopardy that some scientists speak of a new accelerated geological era. The resurgence of barbarism and terrorism in the name of religion is seen as a historical regression.
At the same time, waves of technological innovations are constantly surging, particularly in the fields of energy and information — sources of economic, ecological and social transformations. These advances point to an accelerated evolution of the human being.
Never has the present been subjected to such a tectonic shock between its future and its past, the consequences of which seem difficult to foresee and can sometimes be distressing.
Between naïve belief in the unlimited benefits of technology and resignation to the cycle of calamities, there is room to build a global governance aiming at organising a geopolitical order to derive the best of the human experience. This book opens us to a better understanding of our times.
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