PSM Professor Meets Nobel Prize Winner at Adria Business Forum

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Dr. Luka Leško, Professor of Corporate Security at Paris School of Management (PSM), visited Adria Business Forum 2026 in Zagreb, Croatia. The Forum brought together distinguished international and Croatian experts to discuss economic competitiveness, business transformation, and the impact of artificial intelligence on organisations and societies.

The Forum’s keynote speaker was Professor James A. Robinson, recipient of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences and a renowned economist and political scientist. Professor Robinson is internationally recognised for his research on why some nations achieve long-term prosperity while others remain trapped in poverty. He is also the co-author of the international bestseller Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty, translated into 41 languages.

At the Forum, Professor Robinson delivered the lecture, “Why Do Some Nations Fail and Some Prosper?”, followed by a moderated Q&A session. The Forum also explored the growing impact of artificial intelligence on business competitiveness and future economic growth.

During his visit to the Forum, Professor Luka Leško had the opportunity to meet Professor James A. Robinson, a scholar whose work has had a profound impact on the study of economic and political development.

For Paris School of Management (PSM), forums such as this provide valuable insights into the trends influencing business, society, and education. For PSM students, this means learning from ideas and developments that are shaping today’s business world.