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Tuesday, 23 February at 6:00 pm
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2021 is a year of hope.
Will events over the next months see the arrival of a coordinated post-pandemic recovery and the relaunch of international cooperation?
International political and economic scenarios will be affected by the foreign policy choices of the new US administration, by how the European Union will be able to speak with a single voice and deliver on the ambitions of Next Generation EU, and by how China, Russia and Japan’s actions will reshape the Eurasian region.
Dialogue and competition, military power and diplomacy, green deals and economic growth, energy and international trade: the world is in dire need of a rekindled multilateral approach that in turn needs a widely shared consensus to preserve peace and foster prosperity.
The Italian Presidency of the G20 will offer Italy a chance to lead the international community along this path.
The event will also serve to launch the ISPI Report 2021.
Speakers
Franco Bruni
Franco Bruni is ISPI Vice President. He is Professor Emeritus of Bocconi University, where he has been full professor of International Monetary Theory and Policy and member of the Board of Directors. He is Vice Chairman of the UniCredit&Universities Foundation. He is the Italian member of the European Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee. Author of many publications in the fields of Macroeconomics, International Banking and Finance, International Relations and Political Economy. He has been teaching in several international universities in USA, Shanghai, Sao Paolo, Sidney, Vancouver. He has also been President of SUERF - Société Européenne de Recherches Financières.
Antonio Villafranca
Antonio Villafranca is ISPI Director of Studies and Co-Head of the Europe and Global Governance Centre.
He is lecturer of International Relations at the Bocconi University (Milan). He is Senior Fellow at the Chongyang Institute of the Renmin University (Beijing).
At ISPI he has coordinated several research projects funded by Italian Institutions (such as the “Osservatorio di Politica Internazionale” of the Italian Parliament) and by the EU Commission and Parliament.
He has extensively published on global and European governance and on EU policies.
Moderator
Stefano Pilotto
Stefano Pilotto, Head of International Relations at MIB Trieste School of Management.
He has studied in Italy, in the United States and in France. In 2010 he was awarded with a Honoris Causa Degree by the Institute of International Business Education of Moscow. At MIB Trieste he is Program Director of Origini Italia course and Professor of International Relations. He is Professor of History of International Relations at the University of Trieste. He wrote several articles on international politics and economics. He is lecturing in Italy, France, Spain, Poland, Russia, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro and Slovenia.
