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“How
can we develop compassion and accept it as guiding principle,
when the world order and economy are run on principles of competition?
This is indeed a big question. I believe that the answer can
be found on the basis of awareness: we should meet and discuss
this more often, in this way we can gradually resolve it.”
— HIS HOLINESS THE XIV DALAI LAMA, TENZIN GYATSO
Compassion or Competition: A Discussion
on Human Values in Business and Economics |
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His
Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama
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Brian Arthur
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Ferguson | Bill
George | John
Graham | Barbara
J. Krumsiek
W.
Brian Arthur
W. Brian Arthur is an economist and leading thinker on issues
to do with technology and the global economy. He is also one
of the pioneers of the science of complexity, the science
of how patterns and structures self-organize. Arthur was formerly
Dean and Virginia Morrison Professor of Economics and Population
Studies at Stanford, and more recently was Citibank Professor
at the Santa Fe Institute. He currently serves on the Science
Board and Board of Trustees of the Santa Fe Institute. He
is a frequent keynote speaker. Brian Arthur was for several
years the personal student of a Taoist master who lives in
China. He is strongly interested in Eastern approaches to
spirituality and their relation to the modern worlds of business
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Schedule
THE PANEL
Getting
to UC Irvine
Accommodations
For questions, please call (949) 824-7959 or email
April16@uci.edu |
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