A “society of anxiety” is how Yann Algan, Dean of the School of Public Affairs at Sciences Po in Paris, described our present era. He was opening, with an understandably sombre and pessimistic spirit, the annual gathering of the Global Public Policy Network, a collaboration between seven of the world's leading schools of public policy. Most scientists and scholars today exude the same sense of disquiet and apprehension. The bonfire of the elites is underway, and their existential crisis is being especially felt in Europe.
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