Growing up in Istanbul in the shadow of a military coup, Nobel Laureate Daron Acemoglu developed an early obsession with the concept of power, who holds it, and what it means for the overall prosperity of a country and its people. He draws hope from history, especially the ability of societies to self-correct. The reform of industrial Britain. Latin American democracies that have emerged from dictatorship. Even amid today’s turbulence, he sees the possibility for new ideas, new institutions, and new coalitions. Where do these possibilities come from? People. Explore his thoughts on the importance of human-centricity in innovation in this special podcast episode of The Bulletin with UBS. #ShareUBS #NobelPerspectives