¿Cómo podemos invertir mejor en las personas?

Progress Is not Inevitable

January 21, 2026
11:00–11:30 (Europe/Amsterdam zona horaria)

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Progress is often assumed to be inevitable, yet history tells a different story. Periods of transformation have repeatedly shown how quickly momentum can stall or reverse. Join this session for a global historical perspective on why some societies sustain progress over time while others see it stall.

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Carl-Benedikt Frey
Associate Professor, Oxford Internet Institute; Director, Future of Work
Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford

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