Achieving Security and Cooperation in a Fractured World

Middle Powers in a Multipolar World

January 18, 2024
16:15–17:00 (Europe/Amsterdam time zone)

About this session

With extreme competition among superpowers and growing concerns on the efficacy of existing mechanisms for global governance, middle powers and regional groupings are emerging as alternative axes in today's multipolar world. What role do middle powers play and how will this affect the global landscape for cooperation?

This is a livestreamed session.

Speakers

GA
Graham Allison
Douglas Dillon Professor of Government
Harvard Kennedy School of Government
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Dino Patti Djalal
Founder and Chairman
Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia (FPCI)
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Cecilia Malmström
Non-Resident Senior Fellow
Peterson Institute for International Economics

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