Recordings, interviews and photography from GGI dialogues, launches and field research.
Webinar·9 October 2026
This Global Governance Policy Dialogue examined how global governance can become more resilient in an era of recurring crises. Drawing on lessons from the…
Benjamin Faude, University of Glasgow, and Kenneth W. Abbott, Arizona State University,
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Interview·17 January 2025
Nurul Sofia reflects on the qualities that enable governance systems to respond to an evolving global landscape. She highlights adaptability as essential to addressing…
Nurul Sofia, Minister-Counsellor, Permanent Mission of the Republic of Indonesia to the UN, The WTO and other International Organizations in Geneva
Interview·17 January 2025
Pauliina Murphy discusses the shift towards greater private-sector accountability in implementing global agreements. She highlights the Pact for the Future as an important step…
Pauliina Murphy, Engagement and Communications Director, World Benchmarking Alliance
Interview·17 January 2025
Ann Fitz-Gerald discusses the challenges that transformative technologies pose for global governance. She highlights the need to build institutional capacity and draw on lessons…
Ann Fitz-Gerald, Director Balsillie School of International Affairs at University in Waterloo, Canada
Interview·17 January 2025
Professor Krushil Watene highlights legal personhood and the rights of nature as examples of global governance innovation. Drawing on developments in Aotearoa New Zealand,…
Krushil Watene, Peter Kraus Associate Professor in Philosophy, Waipapa Taumata Rau the University of Auckland
Interview·17 January 2025
Abdinassir Sagar reflects on the potential of innovation to address gaps in global governance. He highlights the importance of considering who innovation is designed…
Abdinassir Sagar, Program Management Officer, United Nations Innovation Technology Accelerator for Cities (UNITAC)
Interview·17 January 2025
Rohinton Medhora reflects on what global institutions can learn from both failure and success. He discusses why institutions become resistant to innovation and argues…
Rohinton Medhora, Professor of Practice, McGill University
Interview·17 January 2025
Yanne Horas discusses how countries’ participation in international initiatives can offer lessons for designing more effective governance. Drawing on her work in the debt…
Yanne Horas, Associate, International Institute for Sustainable Development
Interview·17 January 2025
Sanjay Reddy discusses gaps in the international system and the need to move beyond the status quo. He argues for greater coordination among governments,…
Sanjay Reddy, Professor of Economics, The New School for Social Research
Interview·17 January 2025
Philipp Schönrock reflects on lessons for improving global governance. He highlights the importance of learning from past failures, trusting institutional leadership, and embracing multi-stakeholder…
Philipp Schönrock, Executive Director, Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional (Cepei)
Interview·17 January 2025
Joel Trachtman discusses gaps in international governance and the difficulty of updating global rules to address new challenges. He argues for more flexible approaches…
Joel Trachtman, Professor of International Law and Henry J. Braker Professorship of Commercial Law, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Interview·17 January 2025
Stewart Patrick discusses emerging challenges that demand new approaches to global governance, including biotechnology, climate and outer space. He also considers the comparative advantages…
Stewart Patrick, Senior Fellow and Director, Global Order and Institutions Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Interview·17 January 2025
Annalena Edler reflects on the central role of trust in advancing global governance innovation. She highlights rebuilding trust among Member States and stakeholders as…
Annalena Edler, Deputy Head at the United Nations Division, German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)
