“Council on Foreign Relations Global Affairs Expert Webinar: Foreign Influence and Democratic Governance”

19 February 2025

China and “Global” Norms on Export Finance

SAIS CARI 7th Annual Conference

April 19, 2021

Appearance begins at 42:20.

A panel on Kristen Hopewell’s important new book, Clash of Powers: US-China Rivalry in Global Trade Governance (Cambridge University Press, 2020). .

Moderator: Deborah BRAUTIGAM, CARI Director, Johns Hopkins SAIS

Speaker: Kristen HOPEWELL, Canada Research Chair in Global Policy, University of British Columbia

Discussants: Miles KAHLER, Distinguished Professor, School for International Service, American University; Senior Fellow for Global Governance, Council on Foreign Relations and Jonas BUNTE, Associate Professor of Political Economy at the University of Texas at Dallas

"Economic Security and Globalization"

Islamabad Security Dialogue

17 March 2021

Appearance begins at 2:55.

The Islamabad Security Dialogue brings together global and local experts to debate Pakistan's critical national security issues..

“Have We Reached the End of the Bretton Woods Moment? Global Governance With and Without the United States”

University College London, Global Governance Institute

December 1, 2020

Debates surrounding the liberal international order are often poorly framed and focused exclusively on U.S. anxieties. In this presentation, I discuss three possible meanings for an end to the Bretton Woods moment: the end of an order defined by liberal norms; an end to the dominant position of the U.S. and its allies in defining and maintaining global order; and the relative decline of multilateral institutions as constituents of global governance. Each of these meanings highlights different paths for reconstituting global governance.