As the co-chair of the ‘Reformed Multilateralism: Transforming Global Institutions and Frameworks’ Task Force, LSE IDEAS is proud to announce its successful participation in the Global Digital Governance and Institutional Frameworks workstream.
The T20 Summit 2023 has concluded – read the T20 Communique here. You can also read more about the G20 and the T20 process here.
We have been a part of, the following events:
T20-related research and publications by LSE IDEAS:
- Enhancing Efforts at Global Digital Governance: Recommendations to the G20
This policy brief highlights the challenges in attaining effective global digital governance, why the G20 is well-placed to effect meaningful change in global digital governance, and what steps that it should be taking. This policy brief was published by the G20's Think20 Secretariat.
- Governing the Web
This article discusses how global governance can keep pace with digitalisation and AI technologies. This article is part of the G20 India background book published by the G20 Research Group, which also features articles written by various heads of state and leaders from industry and academia.
- Multilateralism in the Digital Age: How to Make Progress on Global Digital Governance
This article suggests ways in which global digital governance efforts can be improved. It highlights the difference between global AI governance and global digital governance and calls for streamlining existing multilateral initiatives and increasing private sector engagement. It is published on the G7 & G20 Information Centre.
- Regulatory Harmonisation Efforts in ASEAN's Digital Economy: Challenges and Opportunities (forthcoming)
Professor Chris Alden, LSE IDEAS Director
Professor Chris Alden is Co-Chair of the "Reformed Multilateralism: Transforming Global Institutions and Frameworks" taskforce.
Dr. Mary Martin, Director of UN Business and Human Security Initiative, LSE IDEAS
Dr. Mary Martin is also Co-Chair of the "Reformed Multilateralism: Transforming Global Institutions and Frameworks" taskforce.
Kenddrick Chan, Head of Digital International Relations project, LSE IDEAS
Kenddrick Chan represented LSE IDEAS at the Think20 Mid-Year Conference in Mumbai as well as the Think20 Summit in Mysuru.