Gobernanza mundial
The biggest stories from Davos 2017
With over 400 sessions on the official programme, covering everything from the rise of populism to the global economic outlook, you’d be forgiven for feeling confused by what just happene...
Stéphanie Thomson is a writer and former editor at the World Economic Forum.
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El futuro del progreso económico
‘It’s too easy to insulate yourself’ – Davos leaders reflect on social divides
It’s long overdue, but the idea that diversity is something worth fighting for – at universities, in the boardroom and in positions of political decision-making – is now really gaining gr...
Cuarta Revolución Industrial
Davos leaders: As jobs disappear, it’s time to seriously consider a basic income
“If you went back 10,000 years and spoke with someone working in a field, they probably wouldn’t ask what you do for a living – that wouldn’t be a meaningful question,” Google co-founder ...
Christine Lagarde a los líderes de Davos: "En 2013 advertí sobre los peligros de la desigualdad y nadie me escuchó"
“No entiendo por qué las personas no escucharon cuando en 2013 advertí sobre los peligros de la desigualdad” ha dicho Lagarde a los participantes de Davos.
Day 3 at Davos 2017: 5 of the top videos
As the third day of the Annual Meeting wraps up, catch up on some of the top video highlights.
Estados Unidos
Cinco cosas que se entendieron de manera errónea acerca de Donald Trump, según uno de sus colaboradores más cercanos
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Gobernanza mundial
Jack Ma: America has wasted its wealth
Jack Ma, one of China’s most successful and richest entrepreneurs, has responded to America’s growing globalization backlash, arguing that the superpower has benefited immensely from the ...
El futuro del progreso económico
Christine Lagarde to Davos leaders: I warned about the dangers of inequality in 2013 and nobody listened
If there’s one theme that has dominated discussions in Davos so far, it’s inequality.
Gobernanza mundial
5 things you’ve got wrong about Donald Trump, according to one of his closest aides
When Donald Trump was unexpectedly voted in as 45th president of the United States back in November 2016, many commentators predicted it was the beginning of the end for globalization.
Paridad de género
Smashing the glass ceiling: 6 Davos leaders explain how they did it
When it comes to closing the gender gap, we’ve made an immense amount of progress in a relatively short space of time. But we’re nowhere near where we need to be.
Fuerza laboral y empleo
Everything you thought you knew about millennials is wrong
Watch the A Positive Narrative for the Global Community session from the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting 2017 here.
Leadership
What does it take to be a great leader in times of change? We asked six experts
Watch a Compact for Responsible Business Leadership and Responsive and Responsible Leadership in 2017 from the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting 2017.
Corruption
We waste $2 trillion a year on corruption. Here are four better ways to spend that money
Every year, we waste $2 trillion on corruption. If that sounds like a lot of money, that’s because it is – and it’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Behavioural Sciences
Los momentos más decisivos de 2016, según seis líderes mundiales
2016 fue un año de elecciones sorprendentes, récords de temperaturas mundiales, ataques terroristas devastadores, guerras civiles y muertes de celebridades famosas.
Los derechos humanos
¿Ha oído hablar de estos cuatro activistas de derechos humanos?
Cada año, el 10 de diciembre se celebra el Día Internacional de los Derechos Humanos. Esta es una oportunidad para conmemorar a aquellos activistas que con su trabajo hacen del mundo un l...