Bush and is now the Tad and Dianne Taube Director at the Hoover Institution. also shoulders some blame for the backlash against globalization, said Rice, who served as the National Security Advisor and Secretary of State under George W.

The strongest, she said, are coming from China where government leaders have failed to meet international expectations of liberalizing the country’s economy.

“Globalization is a fact, not a policy,” Rice said during a conversation with Mark Duggan - the Trione Director of SIEPR - that toured the world’s major economic and political flashpoints.īut globalization is facing headwinds, Rice said. With growing concerns that globalization is in retreat amid rising geopolitical tensions, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told an audience of policymakers, business leaders, and academics at the 2023 SIEPR Economic Summit that there’s no turning back on the interdependence of world economies. Stanford King Center on Global Development.Stanford Environmental and Energy Policy Analysis Center (SEEPAC).Stanford Center on China's Economy and Institutions (SCCEI).California Policy Research Initiative (CAPRI).Read more from “Condoleezza Rice visits Duke to discuss political risk, international affairs,” by Nathan Luzum at the Duke Chronicle. Rice noted that Pompeo’s good relationship with President Donald Trump “will serve him very well” in his new role and applauded his efforts to fill vacancies in the State Department.” Zegart lauded Pompeo for his accomplishments as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency under a president who often shows skepticism toward the intelligence community. The conversation then turned to current events, including the recent confirmation of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Zegart mentioned that optimism biases are particularly prominent in business settings since the people occupying high positions in a business have likely taken many successful risks already in order to rise to that role. There are all these cognitive biases or mental shortcuts that we use in our daily lives that make us blind to the real probability distribution.” “We humans are terrible with probabilities-it’s why we’re worried more about shark attacks than heart attacks. Research & Scholarship open dropdown menu.Simulations & Conferences open dropdown menu.

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