Laurence Brahm has 25 plus years experience in Asia developing and implementing his own brand of pragmatic, culturally sensitive economic development.
2010
- Profits and Preservation: A New Development Model in the Himalayas Feb 23, 2010
- Bloomberg: One Hour Discussion on Himalayan Consensus - Part 2 Jan 11, 2010
- Bloomberg: One Hour Discussion on Himalayan Consensus - Part 1 Jan 11, 2010
- Bloomberg: One Hour Discussion on Himalayan Consensus - Part 6 Jan 11, 2010
- Bloomberg: One Hour Discussion on Himalayan Consensus - Part 5 Jan 11, 2010
- Bloomberg: One Hour Discussion on Himalayan Consensus - Part 4 Jan 11, 2010
- Bloomberg: One Hour Discussion on Himalayan Consensus - Part 3 Jan 11, 2010
2009
- Searching for Shangri-la: Journey to Himalayan Consensus Dec 5, 2009
- A peaceful challenge against globalization Nov 15, 2009
- Site Launch Announcement: HimalayanConsensus.org Oct 7, 2009
- To reform banks, go to the monastery Jun 25, 2009
- A New Vision For Asia Apr 25, 2009
- Himalayan Joint Security Concerns Mar 14, 2009
- Himalayan Consensus Mar 7, 2009
2007
- Giving Democracy a Bad Name Dec 31, 2007
- A Buddhist Revolution? Oct 31, 2007
- In Search of SHANGRI-LA Oct 6, 2007
- Poorman's Banker Sep 30, 2007
- Mao in the Middle Jul 31, 2007
- Tourism with a Mission Jun 30, 2007
- One Goal, Many Ways Jun 4, 2007
- Using Local Wisdom Apr 9, 2007
- On ‘Prachanda’s Path’ to a People’s Nepal Mar 25, 2007
- Real-life Lessons in Development Mar 12, 2007
- Who’s the Real Fanatic? Feb 26, 2007
- Courting African Hearts Feb 19, 2007
2006
- Silk Road to Revival? Nov 20, 2006
- Egypt seeks a Way Out Nov 6, 2006
- This Bank Deposits Trust Oct 30, 2006
- In Need of Tibetan Wisdom Jul 24, 2006
- Fragile and in Need of Protection Jun 26, 2006
- Oasis in the Concrete Wilderness Jun 5, 2006
- Which Way Now? May 29, 2006
- A Terrible Cost in Lives Mar 13, 2006
- Shaky Financial Defences Jan 23, 2006
Bloomberg: One Hour Discussion on Himalayan Consensus - Part 5
Published on 01/12/2010
LIVE from Hong Kong, Laurence Brahm discusses how the recent G20 meeting demonstrates the need for more voices in the economic leadership group. In a one-hour interview with Bloomberg's Asia Confidential host Bernie Lo, Brahm calls for an increasing multi-polarity and better understanding of the linkages between global climate change and run-away conspicuous consumption.
