Agenda Dialogues
Strategic Outlook on Geopolitics
Nov 25, 2024
Suzanne Maloney, Vice President at the Brookings Institution and Middle East expert, joins forces with Keyu Jin, a Professor at LSE specializing in the Chinese economy, and Jason Bordoff, founding director of Columbia’s Global Energy Policy Center. They discuss the shifting geopolitical landscape, the influence of new U.S. policies on international energy transitions, and the evolving U.S.-China relations. Particular focus is given to Middle Eastern dynamics and the complexities of the China-Europe economic relationship amid global trade changes.
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- Understanding the dynamic U.S.-China relationship is crucial for predicting trade and technology shifts that affect global economic stability.
- Businesses must adapt strategies to navigate the evolving geopolitical landscape, especially regarding energy policies and international alliances.
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Geopolitical Trends and Business Impact
Geopolitics has become increasingly significant in shaping business decisions, especially among executives in Europe and North America. There's a strong awareness of the competitive geopolitical landscape, particularly in light of tensions involving major powers like the U.S. and China. The rise in global conflicts and an evolving architecture of international relations underscore the necessity for businesses to adapt their strategies. Leaders are now more focused on understanding these geopolitical dynamics, as their implications directly affect economic stability and operational planning.
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