Globalisation and Sustainability

In today's world, Europe faces a growing number of challenges that can only be successfully addressed by collective effort. Globalisation and sustainability are areas where no country can "go it alone". As the global economy continues to integrate, Europe will have to perform the double act of competing with the emerging economies of the developing world and maintaining the leading role it has assumed in the fight against global warming. Globalisation and climate change constitute the new context that will affect almost every policy area and will dominate the political agenda for years to come. Energy, environment, agriculture, consumption, production, trade and development are just examples of policy areas that in the near future will be the object of close scrutiny as Europe works towards a sustainable low carbon future. Change is inevitable.

The Centre organises single events aswell as thematic series as part of this strand.

Below are some recent events hosted by The Centre in its Globalisation and Sustainability Strand:

'The American Era: Power and Strategy for the 21st Century'

Breakfast discussion with the author Robert Lieber

19 May 2006

Rebuilding Relationships after Conflict

Individuals, Communities and Peacebuilding

17 May 2006

Soft Power, Hard Cash

The Importance of Brand Europe in a Changing World

10 May 2006

EU Trade Policy-Making

Seminar for Representatives of Guangdong Province

2 May 2006

Linking Microfinance and Safety Net Programmes

Exploring New Pathways for the Poorest

25 Apr 2006

The Hampton Court Agenda

A Social Model for Europe

21 Mar 2006

Sexual and Reproductive Health

Making a meaningful contribution to the MDGs

16 Mar 2006