A new social contract for the age of change | MANUEL MUÑIZ | TEDxRoma

Despite the fact that the world is experiencing a period of great economic prosperity, the political choices of states show a growing mistrust of democracy. The cause? Mainly, the labor market revolution: under-employment, falling salaries, jobs that are gradually disappearing. Manuel Muñiz analyzes the political, economic and social conditions that have led to more and more politically oriented policies towards totalitarianism, and hopes for a solution: "Creating a new social pact that takes account of equity, Justice, empathy, and wealth distribution. "

Manuel Muñiz è Preside della Facoltà di Relazioni Internazionali alla IE (Instituto de Empresa) University,e Direttore del programma sulle Relazioni Transatlantiche al Weatherhead Center for International Affairs di Harvard.
Collabora con l’Atlantic Council e studia i settori dell’innovazione e della scissione, della geopolitica, e della governance regionale e globale.
Manuel Muñiz is Dean of the Faculty of International Relations at IE (Instituto de Empresa) University, and Director of the Program on Transatlantic Relations at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University.He works with the Atlantic Council and studies the areas of innovation and scission, geopolitics, and regional and global governance.


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