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Céline, Xavier and Raymondo are 3 analysts based in Paris and Sydney tracking those 'black swans events' since the early 2000s. Particularly focusing on Economics, Technologies, Energy, Resources, Politics, Feminism, Systemic Risks, and P2P as a post-capitalist paradigm. | Céline, Xavier and Raymondo are 3 analysts based in Paris and Sydney tracking those 'black swans events' since the early 2000s. Particularly focusing on Economics, Technologies, Energy, Resources, Politics, Feminism, Systemic Risks, and P2P as a post-capitalist paradigm. | ||
They have been primarily using their main blog http://blaqswans.org as their 'base camp', and have also been contributing to several other initiatives with activist associations like ATTAC France, research institutes and Think Tanks like The Australia Institute, and more mainstream media in France and Australia like the ABC. | They have been primarily using their main blog http://blaqswans.org as their 'base camp', and have also been contributing to several other initiatives with activist associations like 'ATTAC France' and 'Osez le féminisme', research institutes and Think Tanks like 'The Australia Institute', and more mainstream media in France and Australia like the 'ABC'. | ||
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Black Swans are improbable events with dramatic impact.
Céline, Xavier and Raymondo are 3 analysts based in Paris and Sydney tracking those 'black swans events' since the early 2000s. Particularly focusing on Economics, Technologies, Energy, Resources, Politics, Feminism, Systemic Risks, and P2P as a post-capitalist paradigm.
They have been primarily using their main blog http://blaqswans.org as their 'base camp', and have also been contributing to several other initiatives with activist associations like 'ATTAC France' and 'Osez le féminisme', research institutes and Think Tanks like 'The Australia Institute', and more mainstream media in France and Australia like the 'ABC'.