New and Old Empires
Offered By: World Economic Forum via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intersection of geography, history, and geopolitics in this World Economic Forum panel discussion. Delve into how historical trends and emerging geographic patterns shape modern world politics through interactive maps and data visualizations. Join experts Robert D. Kaplan, Brie Loskota, and Timothy Snyder as they examine shifting alliances, global divides, and pressing challenges. Moderated by Rana Mitter, the discussion covers topics such as the Belt and Road Initiative, Russia, Iran, India, ethnic conflicts, and the concept of Eurasia. Gain insights into the complexities of international relations and the enduring influence of geography on global power dynamics.
Syllabus
Introduction
Belt and Road
Russia
Iran
India
Conclusion
Responding
Ethnic Conflict
The Russian Eurasian
The bottomless pit of Europe
Kumara Jeeva
Disruption
Russian Empire
Chains of Events
Taught by
World Economic Forum
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