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Multilateralism tested against new risks

Session 38 Canal 2 July 5, 2020 15:30 - 16:30


Overview

Even though the seriousness of the current global context was widely recognized, the global health crisis has given concrete expression to and even accentuated the challenges and disruptions we were facing: climate change ; geopolitical, commercial and geostrategic tensions ; rejection of multilateralism ; democratic backsliding ; social and territorial divides ; criticism of international organizations ; transformations linked to digital technologies… However, the upheavals caused by this pandemic have also provided an opportunity to revive a certain dynamic in terms of multilateral, bilateral and international cooperation. In the face of these new and pre-existing risks, should multilateralism reinvent itself? Are we moving towards a rethinking of international organizations and their mandates? Should the rules of the game of international relations be changed?


Speakers

Jacques ASCHENBROICH
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
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Valeo
Bio
Michael FROMAN
Vice Chairman and President
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Strategic Growth Mastercard
Bio
Jason FURMAN
Professor of Practice
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Harvard Kennedy School
Bio
Yaroslav LISSOVOLIK
Senior Managing Director, Head of Analytical Directorate
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Sberbank
Bio
Mahendra SIREGAR
Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
Bio
Arvind SUBRAMANIAN
Nonresident Senior Fellow
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Former Chief Economic Adviser, Government of India
Bio

Coordinator

Laurence BOONE
Member
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Le Cercle des économistes
Biographie

Contributions

A Multidimensional Approach to International Cooperation - Contribution of Michael FROMAN, Vice Chairman and President, Strategic Growth Mastercard




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A post-pandemic revival for regionalism: the role of the EU - Contribution of Yaroslav LISSOVOLIK, Senior Managing Director, Head of Analytical Directorate, Sberbank




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