From Globalization to Deglobalization: U.S. Department of State – Internal Briefing
Dear colleagues and community members,
Global dynamics are changing, and understanding these shifts is essential for our work in foreign affairs. We invite you to attend the upcoming panel discussion:
“From Globalization to Deglobalization?”
Why This Matters for Our Mission
Globalization has shaped international cooperation, trade, and diplomacy for decades. Today, signs of deglobalization—reduced interdependence and increased national focus—are emerging. These trends influence:
- Trade and Economic Policy
- Migration and Mobility
- Climate Agreements and Security Frameworks
Understanding these developments helps us anticipate challenges and adapt strategies for effective international engagement.
Key Questions
Is globalization truly on the decline?
Is this a positive development or a cause for concern?
Event Details
From Globalization to Deglobalization?
Date
May 1st, 2024
Time
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location
Kane Hall, Room 210, University of Washington
Moderator: Professor Mark Smith
Panelists 🎤
- Professor David Bachman
- Professor Asli Cansunar
- Professor Victor Menaldo
Why Attend?
This discussion offers valuable insights for shaping policy and strengthening our diplomatic approach. Your participation will contribute to informed decision-making and proactive responses to global changes. Please register here to secure your spot for the event.
We look forward to welcoming you to this important discussion!
Michele P. Exner
Assistant Secretary for Global Public Affairs
U.S. Department of State
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