Global Trends 2030

End of the Western World

Dan Twining & Ash Jain Moderated – What is the impact of the rise of the rest on the liberal international order: End of the Western world?

• Overview: What Fate for Liberal Order in a Post-Western World?
• The World in 2030: Are we on the path to convergence or divergence?
• The Rise of the Rest; Decline of the West?
• The Rise of the Rest and the Return of Spheres of Influence
• To Sustain a U.S.-Led Liberal Order, Incorporate the Global Swing States
• From the Great Divergence in Global Affairs to the Great Convergence: Can America Adapt? A View from Australia
• Down But Not Out: Reports of the West’s Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
• China’s Challenge to the Liberal Order, India’s Attraction to It, and the Possibilities for Western Revitalization in Light of the Global Embrace of Democratic Norms
• “India Wants to Modify the Present World Order But Never to Overthrow It”
• The Future of American Power = The Future of Liberal Order?
• The Emerging “Contra-Polar” World
• Leadership in International Relations Requires Followership – And Few Countries are Prepared to Follow the Leaders of the Rising Rest
• A More Global NATO to Anchor Liberal Order in a Less Western World?
• The Central Challenge to the Western Liberal Order is the Rise of the Post-Colonial Superpowers (with American Support)
• Why the Liberal Order Will Survive in a Post-Western World
• The “Rise of the Rest” in the Tales of Two Relationships
• Two Rising Giants, Two Narratives on Sovereignty and Regional Hegemony
• The Link Between Rising Powers’ Domestic Regime Type and Liberal International Order
• Crunch Time for China?
• Rising Powers and a New Emerging Order
• Flows of Information will be as Important as Flows of Power in Shaping the Emerging Global Order
• The Indian Ocean Region and the Challenges of Order-Building in a Post-Unipolar, Post-Western World
• 2030: A World Transformed, with America at the Center
• The “Rise and Fall” Rhetoric is No Longer Relevant; The Weakening of Liberal Order Does Not Mean the Chinese System Has Strengthened
• Stuck between the “Rest” and the “West”: Turkey at the Crossroads
• The Collapse of Authoritarianism in China and Russia
• Parallel Institutions as a Challenge to the Liberal Order
• Pathways for Asian Security Order in 2030
• The Liberal Order and the Chinese Public
• Power Shift: How the West Can Adapt and Thrive in an Asian Century
• A Japanese Perspective on the Future of Liberal Order
• Liberal Democracy is Here to Stay, Thank You—But it Needs to be Tended and Adapted
• The International Order in the Age of “China versus the Rest”
• The Global Leadership Deficit
• Why the World Needs America
• Understanding China in A Profound Sense: A View from Beijing
• With the Rise of the Rest, Not Only the Balance of Power But the Balance of Ideas Will be Decisive
• West vs. Rest
• The Good and Bad News About the Parallel Rise of China and India: A Japanese Perspective
• The Global Power Structure, Norms and the Future of the Liberal International Order
• Democratic Change in Russia and China and the Liberal International Order