The future of global governance and climate action in a changing political landscape
The world’s change of political landscape adds to the uncertainties and challenges facing by international cooperation, demanding a reevaluation of the future of global governance. What do Brexit and U.S. election mean for international affairs? Is progress still possible in global governance? Could the Paris Agreement withstand the risk of a possible global diplomatic backlash?
On November 30, the Brookings-Tsinghua Center, Caixin Video and Columbia Global Center | Beijing co-hosted a public event on The future of global governance and climate action in a changing political landscape to discuss the above issues.
Above: Prof. QI Ye
Above: Prof. JIA Qingguo
Above: Prof. SHI Yinhong
Above: Prof. ZOU Ji
Agenda
Opening Remarks
Media Insights
Zhang Hong
Chief Editor - Caixin Video
Panel Discussion
Jia Qingguo
Dean and Professor - School of International Studies, Peking University
Shi Yinhong
Professor of International Relations and Director, Center on American Studies, Renmin University of China
Zou Ji
Deputy Director General - China’s National Center for Climate Change Strategy and International Cooperation
Q& A
Closing Remarks
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