
Condoleezza Rice on how to fix the break-up of global cooperation
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Former US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice assesses the break-up of globalisation and the world order. The way in which countries such as the United States or Germany focus on sovereign goals is part of the problem. And that's likely not to stop any time soon. But she also comes up with practical ideas for creating a common economic and security future to address the issues that are too big for any single nation to tackle alone.
What Comes Next? Imagining a New Economic and Security Commons was presented by the American Academy in Berlin
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Condoleezza Rice66th Secretary of State of the United States (2005-09)Tad and Dianne Taube Director of the Hoover Institution and the Thomas and Barbara Stephenson Senior Fellow on Public Policy
Philip ZelikowBotha-Chan Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution; 2009 Fellow, American Academy in Berlin
Daniel Benjamin (host)President American Academy in Berlin
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