The Global Summitry E-Journal, Special Issue Fall 2021: The EU, US and China: Hybrid Multilateralism and the Limits of Prioritizing Values
Kerry BrownKerry Brown is Professor of Chinese Studies and Director of the Lau China Institute at King's College, London, and Associate Fellow on the Asia Pacific Program at Chatham House.…
Global Summitry E-Journal, Special Issue Fall 2021: Can the G20 reform itself? Should it and can it?
Johannes F. LinnJohannes F. Linn is a nonresident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution. A former Vice President at the World Bank, Linn has worked in recent years on issues…
After the Cornwall G7 Summit: Time to pivot from G7 to G20 geopolitical dynamics
For those for whom international affairs are important to their lives, the Biden trip to Cornwall, London, Brussels and Geneva is welcome indeed. For an American president with foreign policy…
The Transition from G7 to G20 is Crucial for the Global Future
Sherpas from G20 countries meet on July 12th and 13th for the first time since January to prepare for the Rome G20 summit at the end of October. The Rome…
G7: An Alliance of Allies Undermining Global Leadership?
Both the G7 and the G20 summit platforms arose from responses to economic and financial challenges. As a result, finance ministers have a dominant role in both the discussion and the discourse among leaders of the major economies.
The Case Against a New Concert of Powers: An Old Remedy Won’t Help Today’s Troubled Global Order
Global politics today is a mess, and it can be tempting to turn to history for clues about how to clean it up, as Richard Haass and Charles Kupchan did recently in “The New Concert of Powers” (March 23).
Order in Chaos: Strengthening the G-20 in an era of great power geopolitical competition
Now that it is clear that geopolitical confrontation is part of the repertoire of U.S.-China relations, there is a danger that this bilateral relationship could divide the world, ushering in another bipolar competitive era.