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The Changing Nature of Politics, Globalization and Business

In: Embracing the Black Swan

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  • Khalil Dindarian

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The global system is often considered in the context of our economic, political, natural, and social systems. In today's rapidly changing world, unexpected events that can have positive or negative consequences are occurring more frequently than ever. Despite this, the emerging risks within the global system are still met with reductionist procedures, which need to be re-examined considering the increasing complexity of that system. This complexity is strongly related to the geographical and political systems, a connection exemplified by the case of the Berlin Wall, a symbol of the Cold War between two very different political systems. The “Fall of the Wall” in 1989 not only reunited a city overnight but signalled an impending change of political system that would be critical for Germany and Europe. These changes created their own complexities, which we consider through the lens of geography and politics, but with economics in mind.

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Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-031-29344-3_15
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-29344-3_15
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