Olympic-Sized Woes in Brazil
by Erin Hindes
Updated: April 29, 2016
The April 2016 issue of The Socionomist highlights the current chaos in Brazil. Zika, economic woes, scandals and a presidential impeachment all seem to spell “doom” for the country, which is set to host the 2016 Olympic Games this summer. In this video, Socionomics Institute Senior Researcher Chuck Thompson explains that a massive trend toward negative social mood is behind it all.
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