Joan Hoey
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- The Economist23 min
Heir-raising: the boom in inheritance
Callum Williams, Joan Hoey, Benjamin Sutherland
Global inheritances are projected to reach $6 trillion this year as the aging Baby Boomer generation transfers wealth, creating an "inheritocracy" that increasingly distorts economic incentives in nations like France and the UK. Simultaneously, global democracy scores declined to 5.17 in 2024 due to a rise in authoritarian regimes, though political participation surged alongside significant upcoming elections in Germany and Canada. While cold exposure consistently boosts dopamine and endorphins, recent scientific reviews offer mixed evidence regarding its physiological benefits for inflammation or immunity, contradicting some claims of the Wim Hof Method.
- Milken Institute1h 0m
Can Terrorism in Europe Be Defeated?
Robert Fox, Lord Paddy Ashdown, Lily Caprani, Pippa Malmgren, Sir Richard Shirreff, DJ Peterson, Rupert Phelps, Joan Hoey, Phil Allison, Joan Pickersgill, Eric Deggans
A panel of security experts, including Lord Ashdown and General Sir Richard Shirreff, analyzes contemporary jihadist terrorism through historical parallels with 19th-century anarchism while emphasizing that effective counter-strategies must prioritize universal human rights over rigid national identities. The discussion identifies economic distress, unregulated commercial transactions, and the radicalization of alienated youth as key drivers, arguing that these factors necessitate a shift toward upstream security and integrated international cooperation rather than purely kinetic responses. Speakers conclude that reclaiming the moderate center against anti-establishment movements requires persistent democratic resilience and shared governance frameworks to isolate irreconcilable extremist elements from the broader population.