Egypt is in total chaos. In a few days people will have to vote on the new constitution of the country. This is a moment of utmost importance. If Egypt votes in […]
To Safeguard Democracy In Egypt, Postpone The Referendum. An Outsider’s Perspective. (Column)
Transforming Print Media
“Managing the short while preparing for the future” By Mythili Devineni, Anna Green, John Rose, Neal Zuckermand and Paul Zwillenberg Boston Consulting Group Read their report here: Boston_Consulting_Group_Transforming_Print_Media_Dec_2012_pdf
The Future of Europe Summit: “Economic Sustainability: New Opportunities for Europe”
Pictures from top to bottom: •Prime Minister Albert Pintat of Andorra delivers opening remarks at the 2008 edition of The Future of Europe Summit. •Claude Smadja, Salvador Garriga, Wolfgang Munchau, and Patrick […]
Egypt And The Psychology Of Dictatorship. An Outsider’s Perspective. (Column)
What was Morsi thinking on the evening of November 22, 2012? Everyone expected him to take some measures to appease the clashes that commemorated the many killed revolutionaries one year ago in […]
EU-Egypt Taskforce: The Perfect Misunderstanding. (Column)
«I didn’t realize that you hate us», said European Commissioner Stefan Fühle after a two hour discussion with Egyptian NGO’s. It was the last meeting of the EU-Egypt Taskforce. This Taskforce assembled […]
Rotterdam School of Management STAR Conference: “The (r)evolution of management”
**** STAR Academic Conference Date: 28 October 2009 | Joint Seminar | Rotterdam, The Netherlands Organizing Committee: Student Association Rotterdam School of Management – STAR Media Partner: The Future Leadership Institute* (*Between […]
Morsi Is A Blessing For Egyptian Liberals. An Outsider’s Perspective. (Column)
I was standing in the middle of Tahrir square when Morsi was announced as the first democratic elected president in the history of Egypt. I have never seen such an outburst of […]
Out Of The Crisis With An Egyptian Triumvirate? An Outsider’s Perspective. (Column)
A triumvirate is a political system in which the leadership is given to three dominating political figures. During history it has been used in times of major crises, to solve major problems […]
Syria Is A Second Bosnia. Assad Is Milosevic. (Column)
We all saw the horrifying images. Dozens of children who were mercilessly slaughtered in the Syrian city Houla. It is one of the many massacres since the Syrian revolution started on 15 […]
How To Safeguard The Revolution In Egypt? An Outsider’s Perspective. (Column)
Two days before the presidential elections, I had a dinner in my place with some revolutionaries and bloggers. One of them suddenly asked the question: “What are we going to do if […]
Elections In Egypt: Some Early Conclusions. (Column)
Today, just as yesterday, millions of Egyptians are casting their vote in the first democratic presidential elections ever. Already since 5 am men and women are waiting in line in front of […]
Are The Muslim Brothers Muslim Republicans ? (Column)
One year after the revolutions in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt it is clear that the Muslim Brotherhood is poised to become the driving force in Middle Eastern politics. Many people in the […]
From Twitter Revolution To Twitter Democracy. (Column)
Last week I saw on Twitter and Facebook what must have been a repetition of the Egyptian revolution last year. On Twitter there was a massive flow of practical information. Almost every […]
The Future Of Print Media
The Future Of Print Media – Capstone Report 2011 Samantha Barthelemy Matthew Bethell Tim Christiansen Adrienne Jarsvall Katerina Koinis Advisors: Anya Schiffrin, Columbia University Martha Stone, World Newsmedia Research Group Abstract: Many […]
