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Events

Cambodia and the State of Globalization in 2020

Free Webinar
Hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia
Date and Time: December 22, 2020 at 9AM local time in Cambodia (December 21, 2020 at 9PM EST)
Register at https://amchamcambodia.glueup.com/event/dhl-global-connectedness-index-2020-30811/. 

Event Description:
Steven A. Altman and Phillip Bastian of NYU Stern will present results of the newly released DHL Global Connectedness Index 2020, covering both the state of globalization during the Covid-19 pandemic and unique features of Cambodia's international flows. In this year's report, Cambodia ranked as the country whose international flows beat expectations by the widest margin. The co-authors will present for about 30 minutes and then answer audience questions. The report is available for free download here.   

Globalization Beyond 2020: Time for a Reset? (Panel Discussion)

Co-hosted by NYU Stern and DHL
Date: December 3, 2020
Time: 11:00 AM (EST)
 
This session was recorded.  Follow this link to watch the recording.  
 
Speakers / Panelists:
Catherine Mann, Global Chief Economist at Citibank
Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development at the University of Oxford
John Pearson, CEO of DHL Express 
Steven A. Altman, Senior Research Scholar at the NYU Stern School of Business 
Moderator: Sarah Kelly, TV News Anchor and Journalist 

Panel Description:
The most severe pandemic in a century has not only caused a worldwide health crisis, it has also put globalization under great strain. But how have global flows actually been affected and what are the prospects for international trade and exchange?

This panel – hosted by DHL and the Initiative on Globalization at NYU Stern's Center for the Future of Management – will look at how the events in 2020 have impacted international business, and will discuss their implications for years to come. It will explore the resilience of global supply chains and the extent to which international connectedness can help us mitigate the effects of the pandemic.

In the future, will we see a fragmenting world order and a fracturing global economy? Or is there still more room for globalization? How will international flows change as people, companies and countries find new ways to do business with one another? Is globalization adapting to the new challenges or does it need a reset? What should we change and what should we reinforce to foster a healthier, more prosperous and more resilient world.