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What geostrategic risks without a strong multilateral body?

Debate 3 Amphi 2 July 3, 2021 09:55 - 10:45


Overview

Since the end of the Cold War and the “end of history”, contrary to expectations, there are more and more countries with different economic and political models. In times of crisis, notably the recent financial crisis and the dramatic crisis in Covid, the disparities in this concert of nations are further amplified and even exacerbated by shocks and upheavals. Yet the multilateral bodies governing globalisation and contemporary international relations were built around the idea that states would converge towards the same values of market economy, democracy, liberalism, human rights, etc. In this context, how can global governance evolve? Towards what horizons? Are we condemned to fragmented governance with regional agreements or concentric circles? Should we choose to make much more effort to encourage countries to re-engage or better engage with the market economy?


Speakers

Anne-Laure KIECHEL
Founder & CEO
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Conseil souverain mondial (GSA)
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Ivan KRASTEV
Chairman
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Centre for Liberal Strategies
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Svetlana LUKASH
Russian G20 Sherpa & Deputy Chief of Presidential Experts' Directorate
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Bureau exécutif présidentiel, Fédération de Russie
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Hubert VEDRINE
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
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France
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Huiyao WANG
Founder & Chairman
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Centre pour la Chine et la Mondialisation (CCM)
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Coordinator

Laurence BOONE
Chief Economist and Director of the Department of Economic Affairs, OECD
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Membre, Le Cercle des économistes
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Moderator

Liz ALDERMAN
Correspondent in Paris
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New York Times
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