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    Memoirs of Crisis
    Memoirs of Crisis
    Memoirs of Crisis
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    Memoirs of Crisis

    By Jean-Philippe Denis

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    Fiction devoted to the economic and financial crisis, read through the gate reading Albert Hirschman: exit, voice loyalty.

    Based in the University Paris Ouest Nanterre Defense, Jean-Philippe Denis holds a Ph.D. in Management Science, Associate of the Faculties of Law, Economics and Management (Management Science section).

    Specialist in the relationship between control, strategy and governance of the company, its research focuses on the ideological inspiration and theoretical roots of managerial practices and the conditions of endogenous creation (and destruction) of trust in uncertainty.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLes Editions Lexemplaire
    Release dateSep 1, 2010
    ISBN9781452352145
    Memoirs of Crisis
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    Jean-Philippe Denis

    Professor of Strategic Management, Paris Saclay Research University.

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      Memoirs of Crisis - Jean-Philippe Denis

      Memoirs of Crisis

      (I)

      RAM – EXIT

      Jean-Philippe DENIS

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright Jean-Philippe DENIS 2010

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      I am a living memory. 


      I'm born like that, not only memory, no history, no real consciousness of passing time, nor my ancestors. It's probably a disadvantage. But there is one advantage: I mouline information faster than my shadow. 
 I'm not totally ignorant. I have a minimum background, I am able to line up three sentences about the past even if the runaway can make me stammer. I even have some memories: school, beaches, first stirrings. But all of these are just pictures. They are flat, featureless. From time to time, I remember. And then, like world hunger, I forget. What is essential however, is that nothing determines my choice. I'm totally free. I see no shame in that. No, I'm just like that. I do not know if it's serious, but there it is. I am able to grasp the complexity of the world in an instant. I am not polluted by any previous reference. I see the future in permanent reconstruction, entirely contained in the present.

      I am able to incorporate everything, everything that happens. In the second. In milliseconds. Anything that happens. To put it all in one set. All things seem related to

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