log of leadership quest to china and eastern belt road alumni networks

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My father (The Economist's end poverty sub-editor Norman Macrae) freinds and family am looking for people who want to help with leadership explorations from east to west; i will publish my expeditions that i manage to help people arrange; i have market researched innovation in over 50 countries thanks in particular to projects associated with mi6t database technolgies that started in the lat 1970s ; i come from itinerant scottish family tree so we simly try and love the best of everything we see peoples making; my particular raeson for wanting to help english speaking westerners explore orientail innovation noew comes from my fathers work at the economist and the 1984 book wher we mapped out the futurte of education if youth were to be valued most and goiven the best chnaces to be the 21st c sustainahility generation

New Bnagladesh trip: may 2016 celebrtaing sir fazle abed 80th birthday with 2 extremely curious female chiense graduate students- for log of 12 trips to bangaldesh sponsored as dad's last girls empowerment investigative journalism and 20 us youth summits of muhammad yunus -please ask for my private duiary- due to not understajding politics in bangaldesh since 2010 (egt seizure of grameen bank) i dont wish to publish the many errors i have now seen western and media make in explaining how girls buult bangaldesh as 8th most populous and once worlds poorest nation s korea trip - aiib2017- meeting bankers from 80 nations to quiz them on the most exciting sustainability investment networks they have ever mapped trips to beijing 8 to see how trumps state plus visit is covered and to log up which american market leaders celebrate wimn-win investments with chinese leaders 7 follow up interviews after experiencing aiib2017 in june 6 on previous beijing trips we have stayed down town next to the nations' 2 main braidcasters; on this visit i located in the number 1 entrepreneurial suburp which is also placed 5 ninutes walk away from beijings 2 leadership universities: tsinghua and peking 5 folowing my fathers main partner in euroepan su5rtveys romano prodi as he staged 3 events on how mapping the mediterranean sea nations was almost as big a chalenges as china faced in mapping both its 13 direct land neighbours and the main maritome routes to japan and south korea (the 2 other tech elading economies) preparing to understand who may be who watching on braidcast televiison which of 36 national leaders and most of the big multilateral development agencies 9eg world bank imf un) wanted to congratulate xi jinping on hosting belt road summit 1 as the start of a trasnformational chnage in world relationsips youth will need if they are to be tyhe sustainability generation 4 mainly to participate in wise@beijoing 3 to understand china's broadcast coverage of years research being presented at china g20 on what china liked best of the un's new sustainability gaols and how technologusts could help most 2  meeting lady at tsinghua who publishes aliresearch.com with student teams and the beijing leader of faciliatining harrision owen's comunity grounded open spaces- tramnslators female graduate from tsinghua; female graduate from hunan vilages where maos revolution leap forward once the first chnage goal of ending closed state communism was identified asd women lift up half the sky 1 mapping what tsinghua university does as the world leading university for public serva nts of the sustainability generation- local translations by a 23 yera old tsingua graduate- phoning china's education partner prepping wise@beijing.........................................................

chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk here washington dc we chat usa=1 240 316 8157 - 65 years ago my father at the economist started mediating exchanges betwee east and west starting with japan- if you looked back on history up to world war 2 the biggest nations had grown by using the most carbon, colonising (ie desigtning trades around what they most eanetd to extract); although the invention of engines powering thousands or million times more than man of hirse could energis had been a wonderful opportunity to innovate, the chnaces to create became ever more unevenly spread- the only way that world wars could be ended was if somke developing nations grew through new win-win trades- japan was the first to do so with better engineering eg bullet trains, and relaible quality susyems particularkly in electronics without which computing and sattelite telecoms age would have been delayed; soon supoerports were planted around te eastern hemishpere eg hongkong , taiawan , singapore mainly iperated by chiense diapora but as ports their success depended on multicultural fusion - on what you want from this group- dont worry i am dc-based but by birth a brit whio has kept the same email for 20 years! I am not a tech expert but believe that tech changes the world and with a journalist at The Economist I co-edited one of the first books on would the net egenfration be sustainable? - i am spending a lot of time travelling to china to understand their view of digital as it impacts global under 30s and in particular what Jack Ma means by wanting partners around the world to Ali Baba University

The first time i could meetup or meet individually is week beginning 11th September -say if you have time and favorite cafe to meet as I would like to understand who wants to actively co-organise what this groups impact can be. With carefully chosen project partners, I also do a lot of experience exchanges between DC and Baltimore - if you know anyone who cares about making baltimore-dc a supercity for families of 20 million people to thrive please ask them to contact me

thanks chris macrae  alos on  text 240 316 8157