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SUMMARY:The Global Trading Order: Disruption and Resilience

DESCRIPTION:📅 30 March 2026   |   ⏰ 1:00–5:00 PM | 📍 AM101\, Alan MacDiarmid Building\, Kelburn Campus [Map] RSVP ChinaCentre@vuw.ac.nzCo-Hosted by The New Zealand Contemporary China Research Centre & The Institute of World Economics and Politics (IWEP) Chinese Academy of Social SciencesPolitical\, military and environmental disruptions have strained international trade in recent years. A consensus on the collective value of open trade\, economic integration and globalisation is wanning. Debates around economic interdependence and institutionalised cooperation have given way to concerns about economic dependencies\, supply chain vulnerabilities and national economic growth. These trends bode poorly for the collective health of the global economy. How should we understand this shift? Join us for a conversation on the global trading order with leading scholars from China and New Zealand.Panellists  includeDr Jason Young\, Director\, New Zealand Contemporary China Research CentreDr Liao Fan\, Senior Fellow; Director-General\, (IWEP)\, CASSDr Su Qingyi\, Senior Fellow; (IWEP)\, CASSDr Matthew Castle\, Political Science and International Relations\, VUWDr Gao Lingyun\, Senior Fellow; (IWEP)\, CASSDr Qin Sheng\, National Institute of International Strategy\, CASSProfessor Xiaoming Huang\, Political Science and International Relations\, VUWDr Si Xiaoyu\, Assistant Research Fellow; (IWEP)\, CASS
URL:https://www.wgtn.ac.nz/chinaresearchcentre/about-us/events/the-global-trading-order-disruption-and-resilience
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