Foresight USA
The Foresight project will hold its second major regional symposium in Washington D.C. on the 18-19 June 2009. Organised by the Alfred Herrhausen Society, the International Forum of Deutsche Bank in partnership with Policy Network and The Brookings Institution, it will provide a unique opportunity to advance the task of forging a new global consensus on the shape of the emerging world order and the role of the US within it.
News
Global power revisited: the role of the United States in a changing world order
Focusing on the role of the US in a changing world order, this reader brings together "insider" and "outsider" perspectives on three key global challenges: managing the economic and political fallout of the global financial crisis; towards an integrated international security policy; and the geopolitical implications of climate change.
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Web article: American power after the financial crisis
American leadership will remain crucial, but the US must mobilise international coalitions to address shared challenges, argues Joseph Nye in an article for Foresight. more »
Web article: A healthy relationship
As "formestic" policies become increasingly important, Chinese plans to invest in healthcare will benefit US-China relations, suggests Nina Hachigian in a new article for the Foresight project. more »
About Foresight
Foresight is a new international programme of investigation and debate structured around the challenge of forging common futures in a multi-polar world.
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Organisers
Recent publications
Global power revisited
The United States in a changing world orderRussia's role in a multi-polar world: between change and stability
Elena JuradoArticles
- A healthy relationship
Nina Hachigian - Rebuilding alliances
W. Alejandro Sanchez - Latin steps
Alejandro Jara Weitzmann - American power after the financial crisis
Joseph Nye - A zero-sum game?
Sumantra Bose - The end of US economic hegemony?
Paola Subacchi - An inconvenient truth
Jochen Prantl - Out of the Doha deadlock?
Biswajit Dhar - Hungry for change
Andrew Legon - A responsibility to protect?
Elena Jurado
