Presented by Columbia Global Centers | East Asia, you are invited to a public lecture by Marcos Troyjo
BRICS AS ‘RE-EMERGING’ MARKETS: BRACING FOR THE ‘NEW’ NEW WORLD
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015
6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Columbia Global Centers | East Asia
1 F, Core Plaza, No.1 Shanyuan St.,
Zhongguancun, Haidian District, Beijing, China
北京市海淀区中关村西区善缘街1号立方庭底商26号
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Please RSVP Here 请点击注册该活动In this lecture, Professor Marcos Troyjo will examine the trajectory of globalization over the past 25 years and what the world should look like in scenarios projected all the way to 2030. He will review the “deep globalization” made possible by the end of the Cold War, and then show how we are now running a “risk of De-globalization” in which countries and companies restructure their strategies into protectionistic and individualistic actions.
Professor Troyjo will also explain how the concept of “emerging markets” came up in the last few years as an idea associated with the future of the world, and argue that their performance in the coming years will be judged less by what we today label either “advanced” or “emerging” economies, and more by a country’s ability to competitively shape up to the “reglobalization” now in the making. MORE |
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Dr. Marcos Troyjo
Co-Director, BRICLab Adjunct Associate Professor of International and Public Affairs Professor Marcos Troyjo is co-founder of and director of BRICLab at Columbia University, a Center on Brazil, Russia, India and China, where he teaches international affairs. He is an op-ed columnist for Folha de S. Paulo, Brazil´s biggest circulation newspaper, and a regular commentator for global media outlets such as CNN en Español and Financial Times.
Professor Troyjo is also the president and founder of the Center for Business Diplomacy, a global advisory firm. He holds a PhD in sociology of international relations from the University of São Paulo with postdoctoral studies at Columbia. MORE |
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