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Britain's withdrawal from the European Union is a settled question, but the long-term impacts it will have on Britain and Europe remain unclear. Brexit left British society bitterly divided and British isolated from the rest of Europe after decades of congeniality and shared prosperity. Will other EU countries follow Britain's example? How will Britain's economy take this...
Professor of Political Science, Barnard College of Columbia University
Assistant Deputy Director, Operations Directorate, National Security Agency, US Department of Defense
Vice President for Human Security and Global Health, Japan International Cooperation Agency
Chairperson, Ministerial Advisory Committee on Cancer Prevention and Control, Republic of South Africa; Founder, BreastSens
President, Asia Society Policy Institute; Former Prime Minister, Australia
Professor of Political Science, Director, and Senior Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University
Former US Secretary of State; Distinguished Fellow for Global Affairs, Yale University
International order, as we’ve known it for more than 70 years, is in flux. With changing alliances, abandoned treaties, disputes over globalism versus nationalism, and the rise of authoritarian rule, liberal democracy is deteriorating. Populist movements in Europe, America, and beyond are fueled, in part, by deep-seated grievances. Throughout much of Africa and the Pacific...
