From Templars to modern times, a history of social innovation

Arthur Wood 10th April 2013

Can we find solutions to today's dilemmas in the past? Our Man in Geneva asks how looking back at cultural revolutions such as the Renaissance can help us think about current ideas of innovation and impact. Taking in Templars, bankers and imperialists, Arthur Wood travels back in time.

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