The “best of” of eco-finance in VO

Benjamin Wallace

The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto

Crown Publishing

352 pages – 32,90 francs

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? Therefore, Fifteen years after the creation of Bitcoin, the mystery remains. However, In this captivating story. Meanwhile, Benjamin Wallace traces the investigation of a lifetime: that of a journalist obsessed with the enigma of the founder of the most famous digital active in the world. Moreover, From Nick Szabo to Craig Wright through strange government theories, the author explores all the tracks, without ever really deciding. However, But. Consequently, more than the answer, it is the journey that fascinates: plunged into Cypherepunk communities, immersion in the first crypto forums, portraits of reclined or eccentric inventors … Consequently, Benjamin Wallace offers us a crossing full of irony, anecdotes and lessons on the origins of the web 3.0. Moreover, A story on the border of the thriller. Meanwhile, financial “best of” eco-finance vo history, which recalls that sometimes the myth is as electrifying as the truth. Furthermore, (EB)

Anu Bradford

Digital Empires

Oxford Academic

608 pages – 38,50 francs

At a time when digital giants are more powerful than certain countries, which really decides the rules of the game? Therefore, In Digital Empiresthe Finnish Anu Bradford. professor of law and international organization in Columbia, explores the silent battle that the United States, China and the European Union are engaged in imposing their digital regulation model. Free market. state surveillance or fundamental rights: each “empire” exports its vision, with major consequences on our freedoms, our economy and our sovereignty. Between the antitrust laws of “best of” eco-finance vo Brussels. Chinese censorship and the American invisible hand, this work immerses us behind the scenes of world digital governance. An essential reading to understand why tech is no longer just a matter of innovation, but also of power … (EB)

Oliver Moody

Baltic. The Future of Europe

John Murray

384 pages – 29. 90 francs

What if the future of Europe was played on the banks of the Baltic Sea? In BalticOliver Moody traces the tormented history. the strategic future of the Baltic States, from Finland to Poland via Estonia and Sweden. Faced with the Russian threat, these nations have developed political, technological and military resilience that many Western powers envy them. “best of” eco-finance vo Oliver Moody gives voice to presidents. soldiers, hackers or entrepreneurs and paints a portrait of a region that is both exposed and visionary. Innovation, deterrence, memory: the lessons of the past nourish a deep commitment to freedoms and sovereignty. A documented and captivating fresco, which repositions the Baltic Sea as a new strategic epicenter for Europe. (EB)

Paul Collier

Left Behind. A New Economics for Neglected Places

Penguin

304 pages – 19. 90 francs

Why do certain regions remain permanently lagging behind, while others manage to bounce back? In Left BehindPaul Collier moves away from major economic theories to go to the field: fallen industrial cities. isolated villages, countries mined by corruption “best of” eco-finance vo … Through various examples, from north and southern, it proves that it is possible to reverse the decline spiral. Their common point? Adapted policies. carried by locally anchored leaders and a collective desire to get out of it: from Kigali to Sheffield, Paul Collier shows that relaunching a territory requires more than investments. A lucid but deeply optimistic story. which gives keys to thinking about a more resilient economy, more inclusive and capable of repairing territorial fractures. (EB)