Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
It is becoming clear that the United States will not lead in global cooperation, but far-reaching issues like climate change, tax competition, and a free and open trading system remain relevant all over the world. An expert in how government decisions and corporate behavior interplay in the global economy, Kimberly Clausing joins host Anjali V. Bhatt to discuss prospects for global collective action in a changing geopolitical environment, the roles of institutions and policy mechanisms, and why marshalling real global cooperation has thus far proven so difficult.
For more information visit: piie.com/events/2026/can-global-cooperation-survive-fragmenting-world
HOST
Anjali V. Bhatt
Communications Manager and Research Fellow, PIIE
GUEST
Kimberly Clausing
Nonresident Senior Fellow, PIIE
It is becoming clear that the United States will not lead in global cooperation, but far-reaching issues like climate change, tax competition, and a free and open trading system remain relevant all over the world. An expert in how government decisions and corporate behavior interplay in the global economy, Kimberly Clausing joins host Anjali V. Bhatt to discuss prospects for global collective action in a changing geopolitical environment, the roles of institutions and policy mechanisms, and why marshalling real global cooperation has thus far proven so difficult.
For more information visit: piie.com/events/2026/can-global-cooperation-survive-fragmenting-world
HOST
Anjali V. Bhatt
Communications Manager and Research Fellow, PIIE
GUEST
Kimberly Clausing
Nonresident Senior Fellow, PIIE
