2021 may mark a turning point in the global standing of China’s financial system. From the digital yuan, to financial services liberalisation and US treasuries purchases, this panel seeks to explore key trends and place these in an increasingly fraught geopolitical context.
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How can we open up our minds and learn how to think differently about the world, its different regions and societies? How can we connect with streams of thought, ideas, thinkers, scholars, and experience, from around the world? How might we be better informed by intellectual currents beyond the global North and its circuits of knowledge? How can we have truly global conversations beyond the conventional elite circuits and boundaries of knowledge? What might truly global knowledge look like? This webinar series is co-hosted with City, University of London.
This week's webinar topic is “The IMF, World Bank, OECD, and ‘Development’".
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Sino-Korean relations have played a key part in the Korean Peninsula’s history. They will do so further still in coming decades. This panel seeks to understand the past so as to better plan for the future.
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How can we open up our minds and learn how to think differently about the world, its different regions and societies? How can we connect with streams of thought, ideas, thinkers, scholars, and experience, from around the world? How might we be better informed by intellectual currents beyond the global North and its circuits of knowledge? How can we have truly global conversations beyond the conventional elite circuits and boundaries of knowledge? What might truly global knowledge look like? This webinar series is co-hosted with City, University of London.
This week's webinar topic is “Race and racism in understandings of world order”.
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How can we open up our minds and learn how to think differently about the world, its different regions and societies? How can we connect with streams of thought, ideas, thinkers, scholars, and experience, from around the world? How might we be better informed by intellectual currents beyond the global North and its circuits of knowledge? How can we have truly global conversations beyond the conventional elite circuits and boundaries of knowledge? What might truly global knowledge look like? This webinar series is co-hosted with City, University of London.
This week's webinar topic is “Empires of the Mind: The nexus of knowledge and power in world politics”.
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