The Future of Liberal Democracies: In Conversation with Henry Kissinger (They Live Gear)

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Published on May 29, 2021
What are the questions facing the rules-based system at a moment of global upheaval?

The Future of Liberal Democracies is a series of events that Chatham House has developed in cooperation with the Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP.

Since 1920, Chatham House has made preservation of a rules-based system a pillar of its institutional mission and it was also one of the hallmarks of Mr Huntâ€™s tenure leading the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

This series, that will run throughout 2021, draws on the participation of former British foreign secretaries and high-level political officials alongside counterparts from liberal democracies around the world to address fundamental questions.

Can liberal democracies re-unite after the tumult of the COVID-19 pandemic and the transatlantic and transpacific divisions of recent years?
Can they forge a shared agenda for the future?
How should principles of human rights and the rule of law inform foreign policy in liberal democracies?
Can shared values give meaning to liberal democraciesâ€™ status as allies as well as partners?

Chatham House is consistently ranked as one of the worldâ€™s leading policy institutes. Based in London, it provides rigorous and independent analysis on how to build a sustainably secure, prosperous and just world.

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