The purpose of Putney Debates 2023 is to examine claims, now much announced and seemingly widely shared, that democracy is in trouble and in danger of collapsing, not only in the more fragile and unstable nations, but in the ancient home grounds, including the United Kingdom and the United States.
This webinar, featuring highly renowned academics and experts, draws upon Sri Lanka as a case in point for the examination of IMF reforms.
We are living in parlous times. Across the globe, there are some 32 countries embroiled in armed conflict. What's the role of diplomacy?
Recently, a global de-dollarization campaign seems to be gaining momentum. Does it suggest the beginning of the collapse of the US dollar hegemony? The Oxford Global Society invites leading experts/observers from the world to discuss and examine this significant development and its implications.
This online seminar brings together leading professionals from various countries/regions (e.g., the US, China, Europe) and from different sectors to better understand the interactions between geopolitics and the implementation of AI governance.
The ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza have served not only to sharpen geopolitical tensions, they have seemingly also rendered ineffective a number of diplomatic methods for ending conflicts around the world. This points to the need for alternative tools for preventing and resolving conflict. ‘Private diplomacy’ has become an increasingly common approach for exploring and ‘pre-cooking’ solutions.
This Forum brings together Europe- and China-based academics, researchers, and representatives of leading or promising AI and internet companies, and other stakeholders, to examine issues of importance and common interest in the areas of AI development, governance, and research, aiming to promote dialogue, cooperation and mutual learning.
