China’s massive project has enormous political and socio-economical implications for Greek recess... more China’s massive project has enormous political and socio-economical implications for Greek recession and Eurozone crisis.
Game theory is a tool increasingly popular in psychology, sociology, politic and even in business... more Game theory is a tool increasingly popular in psychology, sociology, politic and even in business. Games are what on which kids, and so human beings, begin to face reality and have a feedback from it. The art of a game brings a reflection of a particular society, history or culture. The game of chess was born thousands of years ago in India and has been practiced mainly by intellectuals of the major Indo-European civilization, which contributed in the development of the actual western culture. On the other hand, in China, Korea and Japan the ancient game practiced by intellectuals was the game of weiqi. In China, it was considered a classic art, like calligraphy (shu), painting (hua) and the practice of guqin (古琴). Several scholars and politicians, such as Henry Kissinger and Scott Boorman, found parallelism between chess/weiqi and the political culture of Western/Eastern countries. Although no game can explain the endless twists of international politics, they turn out to be a simplification of reality that can help us to better understand the evolution of the current geopolitical landscape and the strategy of a rising China.
China’s massive project has enormous political and socio-economical implications for Greek recess... more China’s massive project has enormous political and socio-economical implications for Greek recession and Eurozone crisis.
Game theory is a tool increasingly popular in psychology, sociology, politic and even in business... more Game theory is a tool increasingly popular in psychology, sociology, politic and even in business. Games are what on which kids, and so human beings, begin to face reality and have a feedback from it. The art of a game brings a reflection of a particular society, history or culture. The game of chess was born thousands of years ago in India and has been practiced mainly by intellectuals of the major Indo-European civilization, which contributed in the development of the actual western culture. On the other hand, in China, Korea and Japan the ancient game practiced by intellectuals was the game of weiqi. In China, it was considered a classic art, like calligraphy (shu), painting (hua) and the practice of guqin (古琴). Several scholars and politicians, such as Henry Kissinger and Scott Boorman, found parallelism between chess/weiqi and the political culture of Western/Eastern countries. Although no game can explain the endless twists of international politics, they turn out to be a simplification of reality that can help us to better understand the evolution of the current geopolitical landscape and the strategy of a rising China.
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