José Miguel González Rodríguez
Welcome
Starting point to other pages where I publish content, as well as some papers of different topics of my interest.
¿Who am I?
Autodidact in topics related to complexity, specially in its relation to health, how we make decisiones and how we develop as a society (Influence by the INCERTO proyect of Nassim Taleb).
I´m from Jalisco, México.
I speak three languages: Spanish, english and german.
Graduated from the career in Internationals Relations from the University of Guadalajara.
Favorite book: Antifragile.
"The world is complex, I meditate about it and how it can affect us in or day to day."
listen it on the following plataforms:
In my blog you can read the transcript of "Algo que meditar" in case you want to deepen your knowledge about some references.
You can also find more develop papers about different topics of my interest.
Here you can find my project to reform the fourth article from the Law of Civil Protection from the State of Jalisco, México, in order to take into account the risk of solar storms to local governments.
It includes a policypaper and the document with reccomendations to the Congress of the State of Jalisco.
"You will attain the best life when you take on the complexion of the dead"
-Oracle of Delphi
-Oracle of Delphi
Seneca is a priceless source of lessons, from its essays to its letters to lucilius, join me in integrating it in our day to day.
Conferencia CEERI.mp4 "Health nutrition as a social-insurance: Lessons for Latin America in regard to future pandemics"
Participation in the World Congress CEERI.
The Dynamics of Risk-Taking:
How Damage Affects Real-World Complex Entities and a Framework to Estimate the Impact of Policies and Technologies on Their Survival
How Damage Affects Real-World Complex Entities and a Framework to Estimate the Impact of Policies and Technologies on Their Survival
¿Who would be benefit from it?
A reader who is a manager will find this paper useful to gauge whether the policies and organizational structures of his company cause its employees to take excessive risks and will learn how to develop better ones that allow its company to rapidly adapt to changes in the market.
A reader who is an investor will find tools to gauge the fragility of companies and countries he is deciding whether to invest in.
A reader who is a policy-maker will learn how not to design policies with harmful and difficult-to-predict side-effects.
And regardless of his role, every reader will gain tools to understand some of the ways in which things, people, companies and societies break (and what to do about it, to take care of his or her loved ones).