The Kent Global Leadership Program on Conflict Resolution, the Alliance Program, and the International Conflict Resolution Specialization present:
A World in Turmoil and What to Do About It: A View from Europe
With Arancha González, Dean, Paris School of International Affairs, Sciences Po
Introduced by Keren Yarhi-Milo, Dean, School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
Moderated by Jean-Marie Guéhenno, Director, Kent Global Leadership Program on Conflict Resolution; Arnold A. Saltzman Professor of Practice in International and Public Affairs; Director of International Conflict Resolution Specialization
Abstract:
Join Kent Program Director Jean-Marie Guéhenno for a conversation on Europe’s position and role in world affairs with Dean of the Paris School of International Affairs, Arancha González. The two will begin with an examination of the war in Ukraine, before turning to other global exigencies which concurrently necessitate a mobilization of the international community, such as climate change. Guéhenno and González will then shift to a discussion of China, including China’s incorporation into the global economy, its political ‘openness’ that was predicted by many yet never materialized, and the prospects for strategic alignment between Europe and the United States. The conversation will conclude with an examination of Europe’s position as an emerging regulatory leader.
Event Contact Information:
Olivia Grinberg, Kent Program Coordinator
646-983-4398
[email protected]
