Showing posts with label corporatism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corporatism. Show all posts

20160502

Global Structure of Ownership. Result of a 4 year long research

Some time ago I posted an article about methods used by banks to influence and govern the world. Some of you may have put that between conspiracy theories. For proving my point I got my hands on very interesting report. “The Network of Global Corporate Control”. Prepared by Swiss organisation lead by James Glattfelder and Stefano Battistona. Since 2007 till 2011 they investigated capital connections from 43 thousand global corporations. Below I present their results.

From over 30 million companies found in the Orbis database they chose 43,060 supranational corporations from 116 countries. From these 40 thousand over 5 thousand operate in global stock exchanges.

Over 600,000 analysed nodes link production, trade, managerial and ownership networks. For instance, the Coca-Cola Company is a parent of a Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling which in turn owns shares in a Coca-Cola Beverages Austria. This example is a simplification. In most of the cases it looks like this:..


http://independenttrader.org/global-structure-of-ownership-result-of-4-year-long-research.html

20130710

Aspen Security Forum - 2013

"Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power." -- Benito Mussolini

"To answer critical questions about homeland security and counterterrorism, the Aspen Institute's Homeland Security Program, in partnership with The New York Times and CNN's Security Clearance website, presents the third annual Aspen Security Forum. The Forum begins the evening of Wednesday, July 17 at 6:00 PM and ends on Saturday, July 20, 2013.

The Forum is an annual summer gathering at our signature "Aspen Meadows" campus in Colorado of top-level present and former government officials from all relevant homeland security/counterterrorism agencies (the White House; Departments of Homeland Security, Defense, State, Justice, and Treasury; the intelligence community; and Congress); industry leaders (large and small homeland security/counterterrorism-related companies, as well as private equity investors, merchant and investment bankers, venture capitalists, and other financiers); leading thinkers (in other think tanks and academe); nationally noted print and broadcast journalists; and concerned citizens. During three days of in-depth conversation, participants explore various aspects of cyber security; intelligence; counterterrorism strategy; aviation security; maritime security; border security; mass transit security; critical infrastructure protection; "soft targets" security; terrorism finance; and more..."