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#PeterTurchin, anthropologue : « Aux Etats-Unis, le mécontentement des classes populaires s’accumule depuis trente ans »
Dans un entretien au « #LeMonde », le professeur à l’université du Connecticut explique comment, à travers l’histoire, certaines constantes, telles que la croissance des inégalités et la « surproduction d’élites », favorisent l’émergence de crises, comme celle observée, aujourd’hui, aux #EtatsUnis. #USA
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https://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2024/11/25/peter-turchin-anthropologue-aux-etats-unis-le-mecontentement-des-classes-populaires-s-accumule-depuis-trente-ans_6412660_3234.html -
The Tyee: The 10 Chilling Laws of Pandemics https://thetyee.ca/Analysis/2023/11/24/Chilling-Laws-Pandemics/ #bcnews #TheTyee - via @[email protected] #GlobalPreparednessMonitoringBoard #PlaguesandTheirAftermathbook #choleraoutbreaks19thcentury #WorldHealthOrganization #Parkinson’sFoundation #SpanishfluParkinson's #cocoliztliepidemics #historicalpandemics #Spanishflupandemic #PlagueofJustinian #COVID-19pandemic #TakeBackAlberta #JAMANeurology #truckerconvoy #BrianJenkins #EndTimesbook #PeterTurchin
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End Times by Peter Turchin review – can we predict the collapse of societies?
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2023/may/28/end-times-by-peter-turchin-review-elites-counter-elites-and-path-of-political-disintegration-can-we-identify-cyclical-trends-in-narrative-of-human-hope-and-failure?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
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@seldoncrisis Sounds interesting... have you read any of #PeterTurchin 's work? #cliodynamics
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History is driven by surprising events, forecasting is driven by predictable ones.
To this I amend "as practiced". Approaches such as #PeterTurchin's #Cliodynamics or #DavidChristian's #BigHistory, along with other forms of #Systems, #Complexity, #Evolutionary, and #Information based approaches suggest that there may be lenses through which both the past and future become clearer.
I'd suggest that this observation might be most useful for identifying potentially poorly considered history and forecasting practices.
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