The three worlds: does the liberal order have a future? | LSE IDEAS In-Person Event

Increasing strategic competition is dividing world politics. Does the liberal order have a future in a dividing world?
Are contemporary wars and conflicts undermining the possibility of an open liberal order? And how are global south states actively reshaping the international order, in a context of strategic competition? #LSETheThreeWorlds
Speakers:
🔴 Professor G John Ikenberry
🔴 Dr Rohan Mukherjee
🔴 Professor Leslie Vinjamuri
🔴 Professor Ayse Zarakol
Chair:
🔴 Professor Michael Cox
ℹ More info: www.lse.ac.uk/ideas/events/20...

[@unaharpenden]

The person whose thoughts I found were most outside the box was the youngest of the panelists, Dr Rohan Mukherjee of LSE.

[@ryanmace1958]

Is there a reason this video needs to have so many ads?

[@dawissonbelemlopes7578]

What a formidable panel! Nicely overlapping views.

[@user-rs9jx3mg1s]

The three world discussion is finally nice will video !!

[@paularivero1878]

La inteligencia gana partidas, la verdad gana el juego

[@paularivero1878]

Let somebody know

[@petervote7914]

Too naive to say that world is divided into three. Too naive and self serving for West. The world is divided into two. Those that are part of Western bloc and those outside of western bloc. Those outside of western bloc can be further defined as those who openly come out to oppose U.S. global hegemony and those who prefer to be more passive. All are against U.S. global hegemony. The only difference is whether they prefer to openly oppose or passively oppose. That is the more accurate view, not this three world drivel as stated by Ikenberry. That is total nonsense.

[@shahanshah2223]

What a disappointing discussion, cliche ridden >>> (Ex-LSE grad)