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100 Questions About How Competitiveness Controls Our Lives Author: Stéphane Garelli Translated into Arabic: Emad Fouad Sabagh Binding: Cover Parts: One Paper: Shamoha Size: 14 × 21 Overview: Today, competitiveness has become one of the main topics that occupy the world and deeply influence it, similar to social media and climate change; politicians, businessmen, and media professionals use this term with increasing interest and frequency. What does competitiveness mean? And how much does it affect our lives? This book goes beyond academic analysis, monitoring the presence of competitiveness and its impact on daily life; what questions will the reader find answers to here? Some relate to competitiveness itself (Can a boring person be competitive?), while others answer the reader’s questions about leadership (Is failure the price of success?), society (Do we work more than necessary?), the world around us (What is the true value of things?), and finally, about the community identity of the individual (Are you an indispensable person?). The author was keen to present his ideas in an engaging style, away from boring technical terms, to entertain the non-specialist reader and make it easy for them to understand the content. And to find answers to two main questions: To what extent does competitiveness influence my life and happiness? And what can I do to develop my competitive abilities? The author of the book, Stéphane Garelli, is the founder of the World Competitiveness Center (IMD), one of the leading business centers in the world, and a professor there, as well as at the University of Lausanne. Garelli is considered the primary reference in the field of global competitiveness and a pioneer in this new economic field. He previously held positions as Managing Director of the World Economic Forum and the annual Davos Conferences, and Chairman of Sandos Financial and Banking Holding (FF). Currently, he is the editor-in-chief of the Swiss newspaper Le Temps, and a member of the International Olympic Committee for Sustainability and Heritage, as well as many international institutes and universities. Recently, he was elected to the Constitutional Assembly in his local Swiss canton. www.garelli.ch