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Abstract No. 14 – Forever - ON THE ART OF LONGEVITY

English, German · Hardback

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Longevity is a goal aimed at by every entity with a life of its own: in nature and politics, by business and by us as human beings. Nevertheless, we often take short-term action. In a world that is rapidly changing the capacity to react, flee or adapt a product range at speed is essential. In parallel, long-term strategies for the day after tomorrow have to be developed and things worth preserving have to be protected. The range of longevity strategies is widely varied – and paradoxical. Parting with obsolete old ways and renewing ourselves – phoenixlike – or adhering to the status quo and weathering minor or major turbulence can be equally useful. But how do we know when to preserve, when to let go? Where do we have to create robust structures to safeguard longevity? Where is short-term thinking or a short life needed?

ABSTRAKT No 14 goes in search of answers about the art of longevity. Contributors include Yuval Harari, historian and author of the international bestseller “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind”, Sven Regener, front man of the legendary Berlin rock ’n’ roll band “Element of Crime” and author of the cult book “Herr Lehmann” (“Berlin Blues”), and Steven Chu, Nobel laureate in physics and former U.S. Secretary for Energy under President Barack Obama.

With contributions from Yuval Harari, Dieter Thomä, Walter Thurnherr, Sven Regener & Jakob Ilja, Barbara Bleisch, Steven Chu
Visual essay: Julie Petter & Thomas Walsh

Product details

Assisted by I R E Think Tank für Wirtschaft (Editor), W I R E Think Tank für Wirtschaft (Editor), Think Tank für Wirtschaft W.I.R.E. (Editor)
Publisher NZZ Libro
 
Languages English, German
Product format Hardback
Released 01.01.2015
 
EAN 9783038100928
ISBN 978-3-03810-092-8
No. of pages 176
Dimensions 230 mm x 155 mm x 17 mm
Weight 1 g
Illustrations farbige Illustrationen
Series Abstract
Abstract
ABSTRAKT / Taschenlabor für Zukunftsfragen
Subjects Non-fiction book > Politics, society, business

Innovation, Zukunftsforschung, Trend, Trends, Future, auseinandersetzen, Think Tank, Interdisciplinary

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