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In an era of overlapping crises marked by trade wars, energy price shocks, and military conflicts, global economic interdependencies are increasingly becoming a source of vulnerability and an arena of strategic intervention. The theme of this year’s newly launched MPIfG Symposium considers geoeconomic tensions and how they are reshaping societies. [more]

For a decade, Europe was supposed to be the lab and the workshop of the green future. Then China overtook it at speed and at scale. In his talk, Cornel Ban explains how that reversal happened — and why prevailing explanations get China wrong. [more]

A Cooperation Workshop of the Research Group “Contested Ecologies” at Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies and the Research Group “REIMAGINE” at the University of Antwerp. [more]

In his talk, Peter A. Hall will discuss the arguments in his new book, Governing Growth. He asks: How do capitalist economies change over time? [more]

Der Vortrag unternimmt den konzeptuellen Versuch, die gegenwärtigen Wandlungsdynamiken in westlichen Gesellschaften mit dem Begriff der Drift diagnostisch zu erfassen. [more]