Lorcan MullallyStefan Heumann addresses two central questions: How should Europe position itself in the competition between China and the US? And what role can Germany play in shaping an European approach to AI?
Past Events
Launching the IIEA’s ‘Countdown to Brexit’ series of events, Dan O’Brien discusses the economic, political and geopolitical consequences of Britain’s expected exit from the EU in March.
Michael O'Sullivan and David Skilling discuss the challenges and opportunities facing small economies, the outlook for small economies, and the priorities for action – including for Ireland.
Sébastien Maire focuses on a number of initiatives to address some of the physical, social and economic challenges in Paris. He highlights how this new vision of more holistic public policy design and implementation is more efficient and relevant, both from a political and administrative perspective.
An Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Simon Coveney TD, presented a positive vision for Ireland’s place in the world, focusing on Ireland’s efforts to increase its global footprint through the Global Island Strategy.
IIEASébastien Maire will focus on a number of initiatives to address some of the physical, social and economic challenges in Paris. He will highlight how this new vision of more holistic public policy design and implementation is more efficient and relevant, both from a political and administrative perspective.
IIEAProfessor Jeff D. Colgan discussrd the decline of the current liberal order and analyse the options available for cooperation between states in the post-cold war order.
A keynote address by Paschal Donohoe TD, Minister for Finance & Public Expenditure and Reform, as part of the IIEA’s series on Populism and Challenges to the Liberal Order co-hosted with Trinity College Dublin.
The IIEA hosted a special Christmas gathering of the Young Professionals’ Network, in which an expert panel reviewed the major events of 2018.
Professor Rana Mitter outlined the emergence of China as an important geopolitical actor; how Chinese engagement with Europe might look post-Brexit; and how Europe might respond.
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