Ian Goldin

Ian Goldin, a Professor at the University of Oxford focusing on Globalisation and Development, joins Deborah Elms from the Hinrich Foundation and Steven Erlanger from The New York Times to dissect the impact of Trump's tariffs. They discuss the potential for a global recession, the disproportionate harm to poorer nations, and how U.S. withdrawal reshapes global trade dynamics. Attention also turns to Europe's strategic challenges amid U.S.-China competition, revealing deep insights into the changing landscape of international relations and market stability.

Ian Goldin, a professor at Oxford University and former World Bank VP, dives into the nuances of migration. He discusses how migration has been a driver of human progress despite rising anti-immigrant sentiments. Goldin highlights the disconnect between political rhetoric and the need for migrants in aging economies, particularly in tech. He also emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between economic migrants and refugees, and suggests that attitudes towards migration could shift dramatically by 2050 due to demographic and environmental changes.

Ian Goldin, a renowned economist and professor at Oxford University, dives into the vital role of migration throughout human history. He challenges the perception that migration equates to insecurity, highlighting its contribution to economic growth and cultural vibrancy. The discussion covers the pressing issue of demographic decline in developed nations, advocating for a nuanced approach to migration rather than fear-based policies. Goldin also addresses Japan's evolving immigration strategies amidst demographic challenges, emphasizing the need for effective management of migration in the face of global shifts.

Ian Goldin, Oxford University Professor of Globalisation and Development, discusses the intertwined nature of global connectivity and the risks it poses. They explore modern urbanization trends and the challenges cities face, emphasizing the need for global cooperation and resilience. Ian leaves us inspired to adopt global stewardship in our daily lives, drawing lessons from working with Nelson Mandela.

Ian Goldin, Professor für Globalisierung und Entwicklung an der Universität Oxford und Berater von Nelson Mandela, diskutiert die Innovation durch Migranten. Er zeigt auf, wie Migranten, auch aus bildungsfernen Schichten, risikofreudiger sind und maßgeblich zum technologischen Fortschritt beitragen. Trotz der Ängste gegenüber Migration sieht Goldin die Chance für Europa, durch Migranten innovative Impulse zu erhalten. Zudem wird das kreative Miteinander bei einer Jam-Session im Alten Feuerwehrhaus thematisiert, die die Wichtigkeit sozialer Veranstaltungen hervorhebt.