While nearly every politician in the world was sent a copy of "The Great Reset" and it gained lots of attention, far fewer read the follow up book "The Great Narrative".
"As the most effective of conduits for ideas, narratives have the unique power to help us determine what’s going on, what lies ahead and what needs to be done, hence the title of this book. Defined in the simplest possible terms, a narrative is a story about something. More aptly for the purpose of The Great Narrative, it is also “a way of presenting or understanding a situation or series of events that reflects and promotes a particular point of view or set of values”."
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'Since 2021, there has been one notable follow-up publication to 'The Great Reset':"The Great Narrative" was released in January 2022 as a sequel to "The Great Reset" by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret3
. This book explores how to shape a constructive, common narrative for the future and encapsulates the Davos Vision. It is based on interviews with 50 global thinkers and opinion-makers from various fields and backgrounds3
.Key points about "The Great Narrative":
It is the second installment in "The Great Reset" series.
The book aims to describe how to create a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable future.
It addresses challenges faced coming out of the pandemic and discusses potential ways forward.
.The book covers topics such as cooperation, innovation, morality, public policies, and business3
No other significant follow-up publications directly related to 'The Great Reset' initiative have been mentioned in the provided search results since 2021.'*P
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"Major proposals for a new world order were presented in a string of various types of strategic narratives by the players involved. Chronologically, the first proposals were issued by Russia, China in the form of speeches by their premiers at the online Davos conference hosted by the World Economic Forum, in January 2021. This was followed by the Interim National Security Strategic Guidance published by the US National Security Council in March 2021. Next came the declaration issued by the BRICS summit held in September 2021. Finally, in early January 2022, Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret published their book presenting the World Economic Forum’s vision, entitled “The Great Narrative”3 . On its official website, the World Economic Forum defines itself as the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation. Partnering with the leading global companies who drive the Forum’s programmes, it engages leaders to shape global, regional and industry agendas. As such, the Forum and its leaders can be assumed to speak for transnational corporations, and their narratives are relevant to the present analysis.4 The closure of the time frame available for making proposals on the new world order is shown by the fact that the Russian president was not invited to the Davos meeting"
-pdf page 84
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