Drawing lessons from the history of global governance and global economic governance, the discussion will cover everything from integrating a rising power (i.e. China) into an existing and ill-fitting international system, how to account for and reverse the shortcomings of international organisations throughout the Global South, how to manage a global economy at war, how to establish a peaceful and durable post-war settlement, and more.
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Recordings from past events:
What are sanctions achieving? Are they working? What do they mean for the future of the global economy? Join the discussion between Nikhil Kalyanpur, Abraham L. Newman, LSE Director Baroness Minouche Shafik, and Rachel Ziemba.
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In each crisis the world faces – whether the war in Ukraine or COVID-19, the rise of sanctions or surging energy prices – we find ourselves asking what this means for the US, for China, and for the future of global leadership. Catch up on this conversation between Dr Fred Bergsten and Professor Keyu Jin, moderated by Lutfey Siddiqi.
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LSE Director Baroness Minouche Shafik is joined by LSE IDEAS Director Chris Alden, Grantham Research Institute Chair Lord Nick Stern, and Professor Keyu Jin to discuss some of the global economy’s most pressing problems and map out a new agenda for global economic governance.
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