Тема Форума в 2011 году – «Раздельные стандарты ради|за| новой реальности»|реальности|. «Это то,| что отражает первейшую|переднюю|
озабоченность|концерн,отношение,беспокойство,предприятие|
многих лидеров сегодня», – объясняют|объясняется|
в WEF, - «… мы живем|проживая| в мире, который становится|стал| все более и более комплексным и взаимосвязанным и,
в то же время, испытываем разрушение (эрозию) общих ценностей|ценностей| и принципов…”.
Every January the World Economic Forum holds its
Annual Meeting at Davos. Participation is by invitation only and limited to chief
executives of leading global businesses; politicians from the G20 and other key
countries – including over 30 heads of state and government; the heads of all
major international organisations; as well as media, spiritual and cultural
leaders. London Business School
will be contributing to the debate, represented by Sir Andrew Likierman,
Michael Hay, Kamalini Ramdas, Rajesh Chandy and Gary Dushnitsky.
The 2011 theme is Shared
Norms for the New Reality. This, explains the WEF, reflects "the foremost
concern of many leaders today – living in a world that is becoming increasingly
complex and interconnected and, at the same time, experiencing an erosion of
common values and principles”.
Ever ready to go off piste, we canvassed London Business
School faculty on what
they would like to see top the Davos agenda.
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