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Masterclass 1: New World Order: The Transformation of Global Political Economy

Social Sciences April 19 - 21, 2017 Madrid

General information

Venue: Fundación Ramón Areces, Vitruvio, 5. 28006. Madrid
Language: English

Organized by:

Fundación Ramón Areces

In cooperation with:

London School of Economics (LSE)

  • Description
  • Programme

The programme is aimed at professionals who possess at least an undergraduate qualification and who are working in business, academia, national and local governments in Spain, and research centres. Places are limited to 25 participants for the 3 days programme and will be taught in English, for which each candidate must have a high level. Successful candidates will be offered a place on merit by a Selection Committee consisting of representatives of LSE and Fundación Ramón Areces who will meet by 4th April.

Inscription

Persons wishing to register for this programme must make their registration online through this website, before 31st March. They should send the following documents by e-mail to:  i.medrano@lse.ac.uk, asunto: Lecciones Magistrales 1: Nuevo orden mundial: la transformación de la Economía Política Global, la siguiente documentación:

  • Curriculum Vitae with photograph (in Spanish or English)
  • Personal statement, in English, on why you want to attend the programme (maximum 400 words)

Introduction

The first masterclass for Fundación Ramón Areces of 2017 will be focusing on understanding the current global transformation of politics and economics. The first day will look at the first 100 days of Trump's Presidency, the changes that are being made and the consequences of his view of politics and foreign policy. This first day will debate whether globalization is under threat, and if we are returning to the past or a new vision of the future. The second day will focus on the current power dynamics in global political economy, comparing the different superpowers that co-exist in the world and analysing the effect of their rise, including focus on Russia, the West and China. The final day will consider the crucial European areas of politics and political economy, including exploring what will happen after Brexit, future prospects for the UK and EU, and how this will affect EU trade relations from both an intra-EU perspective and those with the EU´s major trading partners.

Wednesday, 19

Trump and the world: The 1st 100 days

10:00

Trump and the world: The 1st 100 days

Steven Clemons
Editor-at-Large for The Atlantic. He also serves as Editor-at-Large for two other of Atlantic Media's publications, National Journal and Quartz. 

11:30

Break

12:00
US Foreign Policy Under Trump

Steven Clemons

13:30

Break

15:00

 Is Globalization under Threat?

Steven Clemons

Thursday, 20

The global economy today

10:00

Globalization and the Rise of China: Will China Be Ruling the World by 2050?

Michael Cox
Director of LSE IDEAS and Emeritus Professor of International Relations at LSE.

11:30

Break

12:00
A New Cold War?: Putin's Russia and the West

Michael Cox 

13:30

Break

15:00

Europe between the Superpowers

Michael Cox

Friday, 21

After Brexit: Europe on the brink

09:30

Brexit: What Prospects for the UK?

Julius Sen
Academic Director and Senior Programme Advisor at LSE Enterprise. 

11:30

Break

12:00
Brexit and the Future for British and EU trade

Julius Sen

14:00

Certificates Ceremony

Adam Austerfield
Julius Sen
Michael Cox

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