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Global Thinkers - Rethink and Reshape the Post Covid-19 Global Economy
Watch the replayJoin the global thinkers, Victor K Fung, Mari Pangestu and Michael Spence, in a live debate about the long-term impact of the pandemic and the new opportunities for reshaping the global economy and the international order.
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Fractured-Land and Political Fragmentation
Watch webinar replay on FacebookHow do we account for China’s recurring political unification and Europe’s persistent political fragmentation? Join us for the next Quantitative History Webinar with Mark Koyama of George Mason University to find out more.
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Quantitative History Webinar Series
Find out moreEminent guest speakers include Hong Xu (Institute of Archaeology, CASS), Shuji Cao (Shanghai Jiao Tong), Mark Koyama (George Mason), Stephen Broadberry (Oxford), and Ron Harris (Tel-Aviv). More speakers to be announced.
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AGI x AGF webinar series: Latin America - Leadership Tests in the Pandemic
Watch replayLatin America, particularly Brazil, has become a focus of attention as the Covid-19 pandemic continues. The economic and social devastation caused by the public-health crisis will have a long-lasting impact on what is one of the world’s most unequal regions.
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“The Decline of the West”: What Is It, And Why Might It Matter?
Find out moreThe international order created under the auspices of “American hegemony” appears to be unraveling during the erratic and nationalistic leadership of Donald Trump, and the growing geopolitical and geoeconomic competition between the US and China.
This AsiaGlobal Paper by Mark Beeson analyses these developments by putting them in historical context, considering what was distinctive about the “rise of the West”, and explaining why the relative decline of American influence may prove so consequential. -
AGI x AGF Webinar: India Lockdown - Challenges to Saving Lives and Livelihood
Watch replayThe world’s biggest coronavirus lockdown in India may save lives — but it has put the livelihood of millions of impoverished citizens and migrant workers, and India’s economy at stake. Who will pay the ultimate price? What are the lockdown’s implications on the nation’s foreign policy? What can NGOs do to support the underprivileged, while grappling with financial problems of their own?
