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URL:https://www.duurzaam-beleggen.nl/events/webinar-the-challenges-of-chan
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SUMMARY:Webinar 'The challenges of change for governments after Covid-19'
DESCRIPTION:Covid-19 has turned the world upside down. The uncertainties no
 w facing governments are likely to define the next decade of international
  politics and shape our long-term future.\n● Will globalism collapse? Wh
 at will follow?\n● What would a cold war between the US and China mean f
 or Europe?\n● Will state structures become stronger or revert to laissez
 -faire?\n● Will nationalism and populism continue their ascent\, or will
  a ”new left” emerge?\n\nMariana Mazzucato is Professor in the Economi
 cs of Innovation and Public Value at University College London \, where sh
 e is Founding Director of the UCL Institute for Innovation &amp\; Public P
 urpose. She was named as one of the '3 most important thinkers about innov
 ation' by the New Republic and one of the 25 leaders shaping the future of
  capitalism by Wired.\n\nThis online event\, part of the UpsideDown series
  of NN IP\, will include an opportunity for interactive Q&amp\;A. You can 
 join the discussion live or watch and listen later at your own convenience
 .\n\nMore information
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