Jacques Attali

Happiness, as in Bhutan

Is this minuscule nation, among the least populated in the world (roughly 700,000 inhabitants), stuck between two of the most densely populated countries in the world (India and China), …

By: Jacques Attali ,; Truthout

March 3, 2010

Adequate, Negative, Sustainable: What Kind of Growth?

The ever-more-fashionable idea that we should desire and organize shrinkage in the economy to fight against the destruction it generates may seem a priori totally idiotic: how can anyone …

By: Jacques Attali ,; Truthout

December 22, 2009

The Worst Is Coming for Us Like a Silent Predator

When will people finally realize that the discourse of many leaders over months now about the return of growth, the effectiveness of the G-20 and the end of the …

By: Jacques Attali ,; Truthout

December 2, 2009

Thieves We Like

Two extraordinary heists made the headlines this week: A security guard in Lyon absconded with 11 million euros after ten years of good and faithful service; and a postal …

By: Jacques Attali ,; Truthout

November 18, 2009

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