Please note this is an IN-PERSON ONLY event.
With *Evelyn Goh*, Shedden Professor of Strategic Policy Studies, Australian National University; *John Ikenberry*, Albert G Milbank Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton University, and *Andrew Hurrell*, Montague Burton Emeritus Professor of International Relations, University of Oxford. Chaired by *Louise Fawcett*, Professor and Senior Research Fellow in International Relations and Fellow of St Catherine’s College, University of Oxford.
This roundtable looks beyond the immediate challenges posed by the return of major war and by US-China rivalry and will discuss the crucial question: Whose World Order? Whose ideas of world order will prevail? What kinds of world order are likely to emerge? Which state and society actors have the power and effective agency to shape the practices of international and global order in the coming decade? Whose interests will be, and should be, represented?
This roundtable looks beyond the immediate challenges posed by the return of major war and by US-China rivalry and will discuss the crucial question: Whose World Order? Whose ideas of world order will prevail? What kinds of world order are likely to emerge? Which state and society actors have the power and effective agency to shape the practices of international and global order in the coming decade? Whose interests will be, and should be, represented?