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Global Summitry E-Journal, Special Issue 2021-2022
Global Summitry E-Journal Special Issue 2021-2022 Strengthening Global Governance by Strengthening the G20Read HereThe Life and Times of America’s Liberal International Order: …
Strengthening Global Governance by Strengthening the SDGs
Homi Kharas, is the first Interview for the Special Issue (SI) of the e-Journal Global Summitry. This is the second SI for …
Can the G20 reform itself? Should it and can it?
This article briefly surveys the achievements and limitations of the G20 since its inception as a Leaders’ Summit in 2008 and notes …
The EU, US and China: Hybrid Multilateralism and the Limits of Prioritizing Values
Europe feels that it has a different relationship with China, a different history, and different drivers. But in the last few years, …
The Life and Times of America’s Liberal International Order: A Reflection of Power Politics, Not an Escape from It
Why do hegemonic actors set up and then change international orders—or the particular set of rules that set parameters for states’ behavior …
Social Progress and Global Governance
Trade, Inclusive Development, and the Global Order
Trade, Inclusive Development, and the Global Order
The UN and Multilateralism under Siege in the “Age of Trump”
The G20 Summit Was More Successful than You Think
“On the Table or at the Table?” G20 and its Cooperation with Africa
The G20 in 2017: Born in a Financial Crisis—Lost in a Global Crisis?
GS Editor’s Note
Governing Proliferation in Cybersecurity
California’s Foreign Climate Policy
The G20’s Growing Political and Economic Challenges
Summit Meetings: Good or Bad for Peace?
Multilateralism in East Asia: Less than the Sum of Its Parts?
Globalized Green Lanternism
Explaining China’s Escalation over the Senkaku (Diaoyu) Islands
Legacies of the 2008 Crisis for Global Financial Governance
Reconstructing South African Identity through Global Summitry
Global Summitry: Its Meaning and Scope Part One
Improving Nuclear Security—One Summit at a Time
G20 Growth Targets: Help or Hubris?
International Migration and Global Governance
The Cameron Government and Gx Leadership
Middle Power Leadership and the Evolution of the G20
The Newly Emerging Powers and South Africa’s Global Strategy
Posts
“What Can We Expect?”: In the First Instance
Now you might think, with that title, that I’d be delving into Trump 2.0. Well, not exactly in the first instance. Instead, …
A Start on Middle Powers and Their Diplomacy
It is kinda like wading into a well-developed cornfield; no, maybe it’s more like a cornfield with some incendiary devices strewn throughout. …
Focusing on the Future – Where are we on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and some other things?
Now I’m not in New York City; at least not at the moment. And I am not particularly plugged in to UN …
“EASTASIAFORUM”
Happy Thanksgiving Weekend – Enjoy! “All evidence suggested that Brazil’s G20 Summit was going to bean exceptionally difficult summit for the United …
In a Trump World, ‘Widening the Who’ in the Global Order
Now we are out a bit early. But that’s not surprising because of the US national elections on Tuesday night. So a …
The Impact of Trump 2.0
They were obvious moves by Trump, I suspect. Nevertheless, some of the choices by Trump for his senior appointments were startling – …
The New Global Leadership, perhaps
So there is a lot of spinning now that it is clear – he’s coming back. And as we look out on …
Journal published Article : Director, Global Summitry Project, teaches at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, University of Toronto
The Current Narrative of the Chinese Communist Party’s Foreign Policy: “A Community of Shared Future for Mankind”?
By China-West Dialogue Project Researchers Original Post can be found on the Rising BRICSAM Blog. When it comes to China’s current foreign …
How Japan Can Navigate Growing US-China Tensions
By Regina Robbins-Codera Original post can be found on the Rising BRICSAM Blog. US-China tensions have emerged to dominate the geopolitical space. …
By Philipp Bien Original post can be found on the Rising BRICSAM Blog. As the annual global stocktaking on the 2030 Agenda …
Sherpas from G20 countries meet on July 12th and 13th for the first time since January to prepare for the Rome G20 …
Rising BRICSAM Blog Post: So Many Summits!
This weekend we open on a sustained set of Summits beginning with the G7 hosted by the UK in Carbis Bay. Along with various states easing restrictions and beginning to open
Rising BRICSAM Blog
This blog, Rising BRICSAM, has joined with other media platforms of the e-journal Global Summitry to provide a multimedia presentation of global governance and global …
China-West Dialogue
The Vision20 (V20) was created in 2015 to address global challenges of our world and offer a new vision for global collaboration …
Global Summitry: E-Journal
Global Summitry: E-Journal is a peer-reviewed fully electronic journal publication that features articles on the organization and execution of global politics and …
Special Issue 2023
Strengthening Global Governance by Achieving the SDGs
Homi Kharas is the first Interview for the Special Issue (SI) of the e-Journal Global Summitry. This is the second SI for …
Scaling Up the Impact of Development Programs Must Complement Other Approaches to Achieve the SDGs and Climate Goals
Abstract The international community risks falling substantially short in its efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Paris Agreement …
Story Works
As the tensions between China and the U.S. persist, the question of Taiwan’s sovereignty remains a critical issue to the relationship between …
Brazilian President Lula’s commitment to climate change is a stark contrast to his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro’s approach
Brazilians have signalled that climate change is a priority and they’ve turned to a familiar face to lead the battle. Luiz Inácio …
How tensions between India and Canada illustrate the importance and fragility of diplomatic relations
The crisis in Indo-Canadian relations shows how swiftly two countries can find themselves engaged in a very public diplomatic dispute. In a …
Disclaimer: Beatriz Ferreira Silva is a Brazilian reporter whose native language is Portuguese. The interview with Dr. Cristiano Lenzi was conducted in …
Angela Minyi Hou enjoys learning languages, reading, and listening to music from different cultures. She is also passionate about global summitry, trade …
The significance of India’s G20 presidency — What it means for them and the rest of the world
Possibly the most significant G20 in years began in December when India assumed the presidency of the international forum. And even if …
Why the G20 matters and why you should care
Of all the summits that happen throughout the year, the G20 gets all the headlines, but what is the G20 and why …
Interview with Arzu Yildiz: The truth always comes late
One particular night in 2016 stands out in her memory. Turkish journalist Arzu Yildiz recalls holding her seven-month-old daughter and cautiously stepping …
Interview with a Chinese Journalist
With a white curtain as the background for a Zoom meeting, she wore a pair of glasses and earphones showing in front …
Interview with the Rt. Honourable Paul Martin
Former Prime Minister Paul Martin is optimistic about the role of indigenous youth in the future but says there is much work …
“The World of Diplomacy Awaits Young, Diverse and Strong Voices”: An Interview with Susan Thornton
In the world of diplomacy, former U.S. assistant secretary of state, Susan Thornton believes young voices are just as important as the …
Interview with Senator Jack Austin
Jack Austin, a former senator and federal minister of the Liberal Party of Canada who has been committed to building ties between …
Interview with Colin Bradford
Colin Bradford was always passionate about making the world a better place, even if it meant working out of the spotlight. He …