Experts
Jean-Francois Rischard
Former Vice President, The World Bank
Using a panel of experts to regulate the world. Read More
We are using too much of the planet. Read More
Develop a global-citizenship mindset, Rischard says. Read More
Rischard remains an optimist despite his book's stark predictions. Read More
Nation-states are useful, but limited in their perspective. Read More
The Kyoto Protocol. Read More
The world is too fragmented to deal with global problems. Read More
Global institutions are too small to deal with the biggest issues. Read More
We are only a fifth of the way into the digital revolution. Read More
Gerhard Schroeder wanted a briefing. Read More
Bringing out-of-the-box thinking to the World Bank. Read More
What could be better than seeing the world as a whole? Read More
A progressive institution that goes beyond World War II. Read More
Rischard talks about his work in the public and private sectors. Read More
From Luxembourg to Harvard Business School. Read More
About Jean-Francois Rischard
Jean-Francois Rischard is an economist. He was the Vice President of World Bank from 1998 to 2005. Born in Luxembourg in 1948, Rischard holds doctoral degrees in law and economics and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.