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Het Haagsch College van Rob de Wijk: De Nieuwe Wereldorde (9 oktober, Delft)

September 24, 2019

Volgens Rob de Wijk is de Chinese wereldorde op komst. In de hand gespeeld door de financiële crisis van 2008, president Trumps protectionisme, de Brexit en nationalisme in Europa wordt China de leidende wereldmacht in de 21e eeuw. 

Als de Volksrepubliek zijn honderdste verjaardag viert, moet de droom van de Chinese president Xi zijn uitgekomen: China als leider van de wereld.

In zijn Haagsch College (9 oktober) legt Rob de Wijk uit dat deze droom werkelijkheid wordt als China koploper wordt van de nieuwe industriële revolutie. De revolutie die gaat over Internet of Things, nanotechnologie en Artificial Intelligence.

Als gevolg hiervan gaat de Westerse wereldorde met zijn democratie, vrijemarkteconomie, internationale recht, mensenrechten en burgerlijke vrijheden op de schop. Wat betekent dit voor ons? En is het tij nog te keren?

Deze avond staat in het teken van de lancering van het nieuwe boek van Rob de Wijk: De Nieuwe Wereldorde

Kaarten zijn hier te halen: https://www.haagschcollege.nl/college/wereldorde

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