The world after Trump. Powers, markets, and the new order of globalisation

Mode:
In person
Location:
Green Room, Villa Blanc, 216 Via Nomentana, Rome
Date:
-
Language:
Italian
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The resurgence of protectionism, competition among major powers, the crisis in the international order, and the transformation of markets are reshaping the world's balances.

The rise of Donald Trump is one of the most striking manifestations of this transformation: tariffs and economic nationalism are calling the rules of globalisation into question, while Europe is being asked to rethink its role and its strategic autonomy.

Starting with After Trump. The Future of Globalisation by Innocenzo Cipolletta and Tsunami Trump. In Sergio Fabbrini's American Nationalism and Europe, the discussion brings together economics and geopolitics to consider a crucial question: what kind of world is emerging from the crisis of the global order we have known? 

A dialogue between politics, economics, and business to explore how relations between powers are changing, what consequences the new competition will have on markets, and what role Europe can play in the world to come.

A world after Trump, then. But above all: what kind of world? 

 

Welcome Addresses

  • Luigi Abete, President of Luiss Business School

The following will be discussing the topic:

  • Innocenzo Cipolletta, author of "The World After Trump", Il Sole 24 Ore
  • Sergio Fabbrini, author of "Tsunami Trump" and Professor Emeritus at Luiss
  • Francesco Spanò, Chief of Culture & Identity Development, Luiss 
  • Students from the ZETA Luiss School of Journalism