Programme

The programme will deliver cutting edge geopolitical and macroeconomic analysis and advice from leading experts in their fields. It will cover well over twenty key issues and world regions and feature an exceptional speaker line-up to include political and business leaders, global thinkers and renowned scholar experts.

 

Formats will include: plenary sessions, conversations, interactive panels, debates, in-depth discussion groups, and one-on-one meetings.

 

Over the next few months the programme will continue to be developed to ensure it is timely, and in line with client interest. This page will feature regular updates as speakers and topics are confirmed.

 

Please find below several of the sessions to be included in the 2012 programme. Kindly note that these are working titles only and may be subject to minor change.

 

2012 Discussion Groups

Pivotal Powers: Critical sinews of a world in flux

Pivotal Powers: Critical sinews of a world in flux

Oxford Analytica’s ‘Pivotal Powers’ - Nigeria, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Mexico and Indonesia – are defined by virtue of their size, strategic location, economical potential, and regional leadership. In a world of volatility and risk, they can be expected to exercise a major role in reshaping the global order.

Latin America: After Chavez?

Latin America: After Chavez?

Although resource nationalism still seems to be on the rise, its most famous proponent, Hugo Chavez, appears to be nearing the end of his remarkable career. What will the region look like post-Chavez? Are political shifts in store?

Global Economy: Slowing Emerging Markets?

Global Economy: Slowing Emerging Markets?

Emerging markets have provided a key contribution to global growth. Yet there are growing concerns about their ability to sustain successful export-led strategies, as well as doubts that their domestic demand will expand fast enough to drive growth in future. Are such fears well-founded?

Energy: A new game?

Energy: A new game?

The shale gas revolution, tight oil and the fallout from the Fukushima nuclear disaster are reshaping the global energy landscape. What are the geopolitical consequences, and how will they affect the business of energy across world?


Africa: Sorting Opportunities from Obstacles

Africa: Sorting Opportunities from Obstacles

Growth continues to average over 5%, investor interest is high, and the gains are real. But will they last? And where are they most likely to do so? Get a grip on the risks in a continent where profits depend on politics.

Promise or Peril in Putin's Third Term?

Promise or Peril in Putin's Third Term?

Vladimir Putin's greatest challenge is to break through Russia's systemic stagnation. How will Putin respond to the demands of the rising middle class? Can he offer a sustainable, diversified model of growth? And where does he see Russia's place in the world over the coming decade?

Europe: When Will it Grow Again?

Europe: When Will it Grow Again?

Despite evidence to the contrary, Europe is likely to overcome its debt and deficit problems and return to healthier growth. The important questions are when, where and how?


The United States: Back on Top?

The United States: Back on Top?

Reports of the decline of the United States have been much exaggerated. What will the US ‘revival’ mean for the rest of the world?

All Change in Beijing

All Change in Beijing

A new leadership will take over in China this autumn. How will the new line-up deal with China’s slow-down? How will it impact global business, politics and diplomacy?

Navigating the New Geopolitics

Navigating the New Geopolitics

Calibrating risk and reward in a world of fragmented power is a dangerous business. What is next over the horizon? We predict the course of key trends across the globe.


Global Risks; Global Rewards

Global Risks; Global Rewards

As global power dissolves and fragments, it has never been more difficult to minimise risks and capture rewards. What is the best strategy for survival in a world in flux?

After the Arab Awakening

After the Arab Awakening

How ‘new’ is the Middle East and what does it mean for business, oil, politics and peace? What are the implications of increased tensions in the Gulf ? Can the world avoid war over Iran?

India: Dynamism Adrift?

India: Dynamism Adrift?

Slowing growth, endemic corruption and political dysfunction all seem to be sapping India’s vibrancy. Yet this is only part of the story. What is the true promise of India?

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