SESSIONS

The 2023 edition is entitled “(De)globalisation: Untangling our present and future perspectives”, with panels focusing on economic, cultural, technological, environmental, political and diplomatic aspects. The aim of the conference is to invite speakers from diverse backgrounds, engage in critical discussions, and urge participants to view the development of our (de)globalised world from a critical perspective.

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Panel 1: Global Market and Future Developments

9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

Understanding the role played by globalisation in the planet's ecosystem and looking at diplomacy as an impulse for fostering a global order. With calls for becoming independent, we look at the trends and future of supply chains/SME.

Table Ronde: Political Trends in Globalisation

11:15 a.m. - 12 p.m.

The most recent advances in international politics have become more obvious throughout the course of the previous several years. The effects of these trends on globalisation will be discussed during this Table Ronde.

Panel 2: (De-)Globalisation: An Ever-Present Topic in Modern Society

1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

The issue of (de)globalisation has a direct impact on societies. Firstly, the area of public health depends on the successful interaction of countries. Secondly, we see how states play their "power games", by using sport as a soft power. The new world order affects athletes in a positive way, however, new challenges arise.

Panel 3: Technology & Innovation: Benefits and Potential Risks of (De-)Globalisation

2:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

As a consequence of globalisation, the pace at which new technologies spread throughout the globe has increased, and the introduction of these technologies is reshaping the growth engine of many emerging countries as well as the framework of international trade. This panel will discuss the present status of globalisation and technological development, analysing the manner in which innovation is evolving on a worldwide scale.

Panel 4: Understanding the Impact of Culture and Media on Globalisation

4:30 p.m - 5:15 p.m

Understanding the Impact of Culture and Media on Globalisation. A globalised society offers new perspectives for culture and fosters transnational connectiveness. Media has become a mean of communication independent of time and place. Therefore, communication is one of the key elements of globalisation.