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Jul 9, 2020Econ Films
hosts a discussion with Pinelopi Goldberg and Dani Rodrik on whether the COVID-19 pandemic is ushering in a new period of de-globalization.
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The United Nations is marking its 75th anniversary in muted fashion, and not only because of the COVID-19 pandemic. With rising nationalism and the return of great-power rivalry threatening to paralyze the organization at the heart of the multilateral system, many are asking whether global cooperation has a future.
Although US President Donald Trump has little personal interest in human rights, democracy, or the rule of law, his administration has brought these values to the fore in its confrontation with China. In doing so, it has effectively declared a new cold war.
explains why human rights has become the defining issue in the Sino-American rivalry.
