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Building a more just international order, he argued, requires #MultilateralCooperation that helps countries uphold commitments and work across political divides.
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Thank you to Prof. Ian Johnstone of @FletcherSchool for joining our members-only briefing. Drawing on Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Davos address, he explored what follows the breakdown of the old rules-based order.
Johnstone cautioned that one-off deals can come at the expense of long-term relationships. Smaller #coalitions can move quickly on specific issues, but they often lack the resources to track whether #governments follow through.
@DuffieDarrell@B_Eichengreen Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed questions. Learn more about the briefing and our speakers at https://t.co/ajmO74CieA #Network2020
@DuffieDarrell@B_Eichengreen explained that global demand for dollar-denominated debt gives the U.S. more room to maneuver. The dollar’s global role also means shifts in U.S. Treasury yields can ripple through markets abroad.
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What’s really wrong with the old American empire? Jay Sexton of @MUDemocracy at @Mizzou connects public trust and #Democracy at home with #America’s global role.
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Has #Congress surrendered its constitutional power to the president? Jay Sexton of @MUDemocracy at @Mizzou examines how executive-driven #Tariffs are shifting the balance of #ExecutivePower.
📺 Full discussion: https://t.co/B7EiD65Oz6
Thank you to Mitchell A. Silk for a wide-ranging conversation with our members on #TradePolicy, #USChina relations, and lessons from his experience at the U.S. Treasury.
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