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Georgina Wright
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Private Markets 360°
Unlocking Private Credit Potential in Asia (with Chris Botsford, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer at ADM Capital)
On this episode of Private Markets 360°, Chris Botsford, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer at ADM Capital, shares his insights on the private credit market in Asia. He explores his extensive experience in investing in underfinanced SMEs, the importance of ESG principles, and the critical role of local relationships in navigating diverse jurisdictions. Credits: Host/Author: Chris Sparenberg, Jocelyn Lewis Guests: Chris Botsford, ADM Capital Producer: Georgina Lee www.spglobal.com www.spglobal.com/market-intelligence
2025-07-22
27 min
C dans l'air
Epstein, Poutine, droits de douane… Trump lâché par les siens ?
C dans l'air du 17 juillet 2025 : Epstein, Poutine, droits de douane… Trump lâché par les siens ? Emission présentée par LORRAIN SÉNÉCHALLES EXPERTS : - Anthony BELLANGER - Éditorialiste - Franceinfo TV/ Spécialiste des questions internationales- Georgina WRIGHT - Conseillère spéciale, spécialiste des questions transatlantiques/ German Marshall Fund- Lauric HENNETON- Spécialiste des États-Unis - Maître de conférences à l’Université Versailles-Saint Quentin- Marie-Cécile NAVES - Politologue, directrice de recherche - IRIS, spécialiste des États-Unis🎙️ Retrouvez C dans l'air...
2025-07-17
07 min
C dans l'air
Epstein, Poutine, droits de douane… Trump lâché par les siens ?
C dans l'air du 17 juillet 2025 : Epstein, Poutine, droits de douane… Trump lâché par les siens ? Emission présentée par LORRAIN SÉNÉCHALLa base électorale de Donald Trump est-elle en train de le lâcher ? Depuis quelques semaines, certains partisans du président des États-Unis lui reprochent le bombardement de l’Iran ou l’envoi d’armes supplémentaires à l’Ukraine. D’autres critiquent sa grande loi budgétaire et sa politique migratoire. Mais aucun sujet n’a provoqué autant de divisions au sein de la sphère "MAGA" (Make America Great Again) que le dossier Jeffrey Ep...
2025-07-17
1h 06
Private Markets 360°
Enhancing Data and Solutions in Private Markets with Cambridge Associates and Mercer (with Rich Carson, Managing Director, Private Investments, Cambridge Associates and Jerry Smith, Private Markets Product Strategy Lead, Mercer)
Rich Carson (Managing Director, Private Investments, Cambridge Associates) and Jerry Smith (Private Markets Product Strategy Lead, Mercer) join our hosts to discuss a new private markets collaboration between their firms and S&P Global. They explain how this initiative will improve the communication between GPs and LPs and support decision-making, by enhancing the sharing of performance data. Rich and Jerry also share their thoughts on the evolution of the private investment industry. More S&P Global Content: Software, services & solutions to power growth in the Capital Markets [Blog] As LP-GP relations evolve, the need for a c...
2025-06-26
40 min
Private Markets 360°
Boring AI: Discovering Hidden Opportunities in Private Investing (with Jacob Miller, Co-Founder, Chief Solutions Officer at Opto Investments)
Jacob Miller, Co-Founder and Chief Solutions Officer at Opto Investments, joins us on Private Markets 360° to share his insights into the current landscape of private markets. Jacob discusses macroeconomic trends, deal flow management, and the transformative role of AI in private equity. More S&P Global Content: [Blog] AI’s role in the private markets data analytics revolution [Blog] How private equity can harness AI Credits: Host/Author: Chris Sparenberg, Jocelyn Lewis Guests: Jacob Miller, Opto Investments Producer: Georgina Lee www.spglobal.com www.spglobal.com/market-intelligence
2025-05-29
36 min
Geoeconomic Competition
The EU-UK deal with Georgina Wright
This is the second episode of the Geoeconomic Competition series on new "trade" deals. In this episode, Francesca Ghiretti chats with Georgina Wright, special adviser to the president and senior fellow at GMF. How did we get to the EU-UK summit, what does the deal (memorandum of understanding) contain? What are its shortcomings and successes? But most importantly, what can we expect next?
2025-05-26
23 min
Private Markets 360°
Empowering Change: Insights on Infrastructure and Energy Transition (with Pooja Goyal, Partner and Chief Investment Officer of the Infrastructure Group at Carlyle)
Pooja Goyal, Partner and Chief Investment Officer of the Infrastructure Group at Carlyle, joins our hosts to share her extensive experience in infrastructure investing and the energy transition. Pooja discusses the significance of Copia Power, a company built and developed by Carlyle, and her firm’s work on the JFK International Terminal Project. Pooja also explores the rapid growth of digital infrastructure while reflecting on her inspiring professional journey from investment banking to leading Carlyle's infrastructure efforts. More S&P Global Content: Scale up for success in private markets with data, valuations, software & services Cr...
2025-04-28
36 min
Private Markets 360°
Navigating the Evolving Landscape of European Direct Lending (with Howard Sharp, Managing Director, Co-Head of Direct Lending at Alcentra)
Howard Sharp, Chairman and Co-Head of Direct Lending at Alcentra, joins our hosts on the latest episode of Private Markets 360° to share his insights on the evolving private credit landscape. With over 35 years of experience in the credit markets, Howard discusses the significance of relationships in the industry and what the future holds for private markets. More S&P Global Content: Scale up for success in private markets with data, valuations, software & services Blog: Unlock the Benefits of Automating your Direct Lending Workflow Blog: Optimizing Credit Risk Management: Modelling Techniques for Asset-Based Lending Blog: Best Practice Risk...
2025-03-31
38 min
C dans l'air
Ukraine : Trump va-t-il gagner son pari ? - Vos questions sms -
C dans l'air du 24 mars 2025 - Ukraine : Trump va-t-il gagner son pari ?Les experts :- Général Jean-Paul PALOMEROS - Ancien chef d’état-major et ex-commandant suprême de la transformation de l’OTAN- Gallagher FENWICK - Grand reporter, spécialiste des questions internationales, auteur de "Volodymyr Zelensky : l’Ukraine dans le sang"- Corentin SELLIN - Professeur d’Histoire en classe préparatoire, spécialiste des Etats-Unis et Chroniqueur - Les Jours- Georgina WRIGHT - Conseillère spéciale, spécialiste des questions transatlantiques pour le Think tank German Marshall Fund...
2025-03-24
04 min
C dans l'air
Ukraine : Trump va-t-il gagner son pari ? - L'intégrale -
C dans l'air du 24 mars 2025 - Ukraine : Trump va-t-il gagner son pari ?Les négociations se poursuivent à Ryad. Après un rendez-vous avec les Ukrainiens hier, une délégation américaine reçoit cette fois les Russes, à Ryad, pour tenter de négocier un cessez-le-feu. Le porte-parole du Kremlin, Dmitri Peskov, a déclaré que la sécurité de la navigation en mer Noire serait au cœur des négociations. Côté États-Unis, on se veut très optimiste sur l'issue des discussions. L'émissaire de Trump en Russie Steve Witkoff dit s'attendre "à de vrais progrès" et considère...
2025-03-24
1h 03
Private Markets 360°
Strategies for Success in the Middle Market (with Liz Campbell, Chief Investment Officer of Portfolio Advisors)
Liz Campbell, Chief Investment Officer of Portfolio Advisors, joins our hosts to discuss strategies for success in middle market investing. She emphasizes the importance of fundraising discipline and the evolving landscape of real estate investments, highlighting niche areas that are gaining traction. More S&P Global Content: New White Paper: Overcoming Fractured Data Chains and Achieving Operational Brilliance in Private Markets Credits: Host/Author: Chris Sparenberg, Jocelyn Lewis Guests: Liz Campbell, Portfolio Advisors Producer: Georgina Lee www.spglobal.com www.spglobal.com/market-intelligence
2025-02-28
23 min
Chatham House
Should Europe start planning for the worst?
Ties between the US and Ukraine have soured with Donald Trump calling Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy a ‘dictator’ in a public war of words. Meanwhile US and Russian diplomats met in Saudi Arabia to discuss Ukraine’s future without representatives from Kyiv or Europe. Should the continent be preparing for a future without the US as an ally? Bronwen Maddox is joined by historian and author Timothy Garton Ash, Georgina Wright, visiting fellow at the German Marshall Fund and Orysia Lutsevych, deputy director for Chatham House’s Russia and Eurasia Programme.
2025-02-21
32 min
Independent Thinking
Should Europe start planning for the worst?
Ties between the US and Ukraine have soured with Donald Trump calling Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy a ‘dictator’ in a public war of words. Meanwhile US and Russian diplomats met in Saudi Arabia to discuss Ukraine’s future without representatives from Kyiv or Europe. Should the continent be preparing for a future without the US as an ally? Bronwen Maddox is joined by historian and author Timothy Garton Ash, Georgina Wright, visiting fellow at the German Marshall Fund and Orysia Lutsevych, deputy director for Chatham House’s Russia and Eurasia Programme. Read our latest: What t...
2025-02-21
32 min
Licencia Narrativa
Orgullo y Prejuicio: Comentario social con romance
Desde que Licencia Narrativa era solo una idea, Orgullo y Prejuicio se sentía como la opción obvia para uno de nuestros episodios. Esta novela de Jane Austen es de las favoritas de Geo y Francisco y, hace falta decirlo, una de las adaptaciones al cine más exitosas en su versión de 2005 dirigida por Joe Wright y protagonizada por Keira Knightley y Matthew Macfayden. En este episodio hablamos sobre el componente de humor y comentario social que conforman solo parte de la genialidad de Austen, sobre el cringe que causa Mamá Bennet, y sobre lo maravillosamente imper...
2025-02-03
47 min
中华世界
治外法权:中国新的法律武器库
以牙还牙、以眼还眼。面对美国的治外法权,中国正在建立自己的治外法权。近几年来,中国政府一直在境外部署自己的法律武器库。首先受到影响的领域是经济事务。中美巨头之间是否会爆发维权战争?欧洲企业会不会面临被夹在中间的处境呢?法国蒙田研究所国际研究部主任 马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔(Mathieu Duchâtel)就此回答了和法广同属法国世界媒体集团的法国电视24台的专栏节目《经济参考》的提问。他和乔治娜·赖特 (Georgina Wright) 合作撰写了有关这一主题的论文。在今天的中华世界专栏中,就介绍这次采访。 经济参考:你好,马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔(Mathieu Duchatel)。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:你好。经济参考: 用你的话解释一些,什么是治外法权?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:简单来说,就是在国外适用本国的法律,可以针对的是在国外的本国行为者,包括个人或经济行为者,有时也可以针对外国行为者本身。经济参考:也就是说,我是一个国家,我有立法,而且我认为它可以很简单地适用于境外。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,没错。所以,最经典的做法是,一个国家对犯下罪行且在境外的国民,可以通过引渡协议引渡回国,也可以通过其他不同的方式对他们采取行动。 经济参考:这在历史上确实不是什么新鲜事,我们可以找到这种治外法权的痕迹,特别是在殖民主义时期,中国在 19 世纪就是治外法权的受害者,当时在中国定居的欧洲人认为适用他们的是自己国家的法律,而不是中国的法律。但是最近,是谁重新发起了这场法律之争?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:必须要知道对中国来说,治外法权首先是个政治工程。是习近平的政治工程,可以确定它发起的日期,因为习近平在 2019 年发表了非常明确的声明,呼吁中国从国家到政党的所有机构,制定一部具有治外法权效力的法律。而且,从中国历史来看,这确实标志着一次完全激进的突破,因为中国一直是深受强大治外法权迫害的受害者。外国领事法的适用,将所有在中国的外国公民,从当时的中国法律的约束中剔除出来。而中国人则将鸦片战争之后的19世纪中叶至20世纪中叶,称为屈辱的百年。中国共产党认为这一时期是半殖民地的时期。经济参考:所以你说2019年是一个具体的日期。但是很显然,是美国,早在这个日期之前,就恢复了治外法权这一权利。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:嗯,是……是有几方面的 。首先,欧洲有很多关于美国治外法权的讨论,因为很多欧洲公司的经历表明,他们都是美国治外法权的受害者。我们蒙田研究所也进行这方面的研究,但是从中国人的角度来看,要知道……经济参考:你在这里注意到这也是有日期的。 2001的911袭击和 2002 年实施的重大制裁首次落在了欧洲公司头上。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:没错。 有趣的是,从特朗普第一任期开始,就大量使用美国治外法权来阻止中国获取西方技术,从而对第三方产生影响。这就是华为事件。华为事件在某种程度上重启了治外法权这个话题。经济参考:在美国司法系统的要求下,华为创始人的女儿在加拿大被逮捕。三年后,这件事最终以她被释放了结。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,有这一方面。此外,还有出口管制,以及对第三国公司对华出口的全面管制。因此,这里有一项适用于欧洲和亚洲公司的美国治外法权,来阻止它们向中国出口产品。经济参考:所以有了中国在2019年的反应,但怎么做?什么样的法律呢?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:有很多经济文本。我认为所以这一切的核心是报复的概念。报复的概念已经被引入中国的对外贸易法中,首先有一个反映美国做法的措施,那就是建立一个不可靠实体和外国实体的名单,以一种非常宽泛的方式,将题目定义为经济行为者,或者不一定是经济参与者,而是其行为会危害中国利益的参与者。这些就是利益。甚至都不是……经济参考:中国将把那些认为威胁它经济安全的人、个人或公司列入名单,是这样吗?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:中国开始这么做了,但仍很谨慎。此外,这是最重要的问题,我认为这也是法国或欧洲还没有真正出现这一问题的原因,换句话说,中国一方面已经装备了自己的武器库,但尚未使用;另一方面,中国正在为未来武装自己,武装自己来应对美国将对华采取的治外法权行动。经济参考:基本上就是出口管制。因此中国也会控制这些出口的最终目的地,美国通过一系列法律,特别是《国际武器贸易条例》等,很好地做到了这一点。毫无疑问,中国还将控制那些可能离开中国的数据吗?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:这是一方面,有一些非常有趣的案例。中国有一部在2021年推出的出口管制法,今年开始生效。但中国在还没有法律依据的情况下,就已经对自己拥有优势的关键原材料实施了出口管制。在稀土出口方面已经看到了这一点。在石墨方面也一样,我们在一家欧洲公司需要的石墨上也遭遇同样的问题,主产电池的诺斯伏特(Northvolt )公司最近是热议的话题。事实上,中国拒绝向诺斯伏特出口石墨,我们会越来越多地听到这件事。因为这正处于一场经济战争的中心,而这场战争实际上是毫无道理的。经济参考:因为诺斯伏特并没有威胁到中国吗?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:没有,不过诺斯伏特(Northvolt )确实有可能会威胁到中国在电池领域的领先地位。因此,出口管制在某种程度上,是在没有出口管制权的情况下实施的。但现在,有了中国出口管制法,并且有了受出口法管制法的关键原材料清单,而且这份清单越来越长。我们在半导体行业、镓、锗等原材料方面都看到了这一点…….经济参考:清单是中国公布的。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,是中国公布的。经济参考:至少在这一点是透明的。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的。只不过,当这些出口管制措施真正实施时,它们并没有真正的法律依据。好吧,会觉得这项法律的存在其实是为了证明先前存在的做法是合理的。经济参考:好吧,国家安全的概念是相当模糊的,人们并不真正了解它到底是什么。所以一夜之间,就能看到某一种产品出现在这份名单上。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,对这一权利的范围有非常广泛的定义,甚至超出了国家安全的范围,因为中国正在谈论它的利益。所以确实超越了这一范围。必须看到的是,为了使自己不那么容易受到美国治外法权的影响,中国采取的每一项措施都可以用来防御、回应,但也可以用来进攻和胁迫。我认为这正是中国的做法略有不同的地方,因为中国,更具体地说是中国共产党在其战略文化中,确实有通过法律进行战争的想法。在非经济主题上已经看到过这种情况。在领土争端问题上看到了这一点,在这些问题上有着利用法律来巩固中国立场或其合法化的思考。因此,从领土问题到经济和地缘经济都有一条共同的主线。经济参考:蒙田研究所发表了有关美国治外法权的论文。现在又出版了有关中国治外法权的论文,那么欧洲人呢?他们会陷入困境吗?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:嗯,完全可以想象这样一种场景:一家欧洲公司必须遵守美国的治外法权,但在遵守的同时,又不得不面对需要遵守与之相互矛盾的要求。如中国的,因此面临着矛盾的禁令。我认为……经济参考:可你已经发现了这种风险?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:确认了这一风险,并明确指出,欧洲致力于经济安全,但在治外法权问题上却完全是一个盲点。现在正在试图寻找……经济参考:完全是个盲点?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:完全是个盲点,欧洲有权禁止……经济参考:这是最近才有的…….马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,是最近才有的,在试图反对美国针对伊朗的新政策时,它的效果很差。这篇论文结论部分中谈到了,保卫自己的最佳方式就是拥有可靠的威慑能力。经济参考:也就是说……?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:就欧盟与中国的关系而言,具有可信的威慑能力。这涉及到当中国采取的禁止做法是滥用,或是过度滥用的行为侵害到我们(欧洲)的利益时,可能会禁止其产品进入欧洲市场。今天,确实还做不到这一点。因此,还在争论是否愿意这样做。经济参考:或者说问题出在哪里?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是有个……无论如何构建了一个,被称为欧盟的反胁迫工具……经济参考:也是最近才有的……马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是非常新,还从未使用过,很多人说它的存在不是为了使用,而是为了起到威慑作用。经济参考:和往常一样……马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:必须能够界定的是什么是胁迫行为。欧洲的定义是一种旨在迫使我们改变针对某一问题的政策的外国行动。因此,它既可以是国家政策,也可以是欧洲政策。例如,法国是否进行过辩论?中国人对干邑白兰地的调查。经济参考:这是对汽车调查的回应。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:这是一个回应。在汽车调查中,这到底是不是一种胁迫?好吧,很多人认为,这是一种胁迫,目的是迫使法国改变在贸易问题上的立场。和中国一样,我们也选择了加入世贸组织的途径。所以我们选择将这些行为定义为贸易战,一种商业攻击的形式。但很多人认为这实际上是一种胁迫。在这个问题上,我们不会适用反胁迫手段,但很明显,我们在这个领域面临着非常强大的经济压力。经济参考:接下来就需要拭目以待了。非常感谢 Mathieu Duchâtel 的回答。本次经济参考节目到此结束。再见。
2025-01-31
14 min
中华世界
治外法权:中国新的法律武器库
以牙还牙、以眼还眼。面对美国的治外法权,中国正在建立自己的治外法权。近几年来,中国政府一直在境外部署自己的法律武器库。首先受到影响的领域是经济事务。中美巨头之间是否会爆发维权战争?欧洲企业会不会面临被夹在中间的处境呢?法国蒙田研究所国际研究部主任 马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔(Mathieu Duchâtel)就此回答了和法广同属法国世界媒体集团的法国电视24台的专栏节目《经济参考》的提问。他和乔治娜·赖特 (Georgina Wright) 合作撰写了有关这一主题的论文。在今天的中华世界专栏中,就介绍这次采访。 经济参考:你好,马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔(Mathieu Duchatel)。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:你好。经济参考: 用你的话解释一些,什么是治外法权?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:简单来说,就是在国外适用本国的法律,可以针对的是在国外的本国行为者,包括个人或经济行为者,有时也可以针对外国行为者本身。经济参考:也就是说,我是一个国家,我有立法,而且我认为它可以很简单地适用于境外。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,没错。所以,最经典的做法是,一个国家对犯下罪行且在境外的国民,可以通过引渡协议引渡回国,也可以通过其他不同的方式对他们采取行动。 经济参考:这在历史上确实不是什么新鲜事,我们可以找到这种治外法权的痕迹,特别是在殖民主义时期,中国在 19 世纪就是治外法权的受害者,当时在中国定居的欧洲人认为适用他们的是自己国家的法律,而不是中国的法律。但是最近,是谁重新发起了这场法律之争?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:必须要知道对中国来说,治外法权首先是个政治工程。是习近平的政治工程,可以确定它发起的日期,因为习近平在 2019 年发表了非常明确的声明,呼吁中国从国家到政党的所有机构,制定一部具有治外法权效力的法律。而且,从中国历史来看,这确实标志着一次完全激进的突破,因为中国一直是深受强大治外法权迫害的受害者。外国领事法的适用,将所有在中国的外国公民,从当时的中国法律的约束中剔除出来。而中国人则将鸦片战争之后的19世纪中叶至20世纪中叶,称为屈辱的百年。中国共产党认为这一时期是半殖民地的时期。经济参考:所以你说2019年是一个具体的日期。但是很显然,是美国,早在这个日期之前,就恢复了治外法权这一权利。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:嗯,是……是有几方面的 。首先,欧洲有很多关于美国治外法权的讨论,因为很多欧洲公司的经历表明,他们都是美国治外法权的受害者。我们蒙田研究所也进行这方面的研究,但是从中国人的角度来看,要知道……经济参考:你在这里注意到这也是有日期的。 2001的911袭击和 2002 年实施的重大制裁首次落在了欧洲公司头上。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:没错。 有趣的是,从特朗普第一任期开始,就大量使用美国治外法权来阻止中国获取西方技术,从而对第三方产生影响。这就是华为事件。华为事件在某种程度上重启了治外法权这个话题。经济参考:在美国司法系统的要求下,华为创始人的女儿在加拿大被逮捕。三年后,这件事最终以她被释放了结。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,有这一方面。此外,还有出口管制,以及对第三国公司对华出口的全面管制。因此,这里有一项适用于欧洲和亚洲公司的美国治外法权,来阻止它们向中国出口产品。经济参考:所以有了中国在2019年的反应,但怎么做?什么样的法律呢?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:有很多经济文本。我认为所以这一切的核心是报复的概念。报复的概念已经被引入中国的对外贸易法中,首先有一个反映美国做法的措施,那就是建立一个不可靠实体和外国实体的名单,以一种非常宽泛的方式,将题目定义为经济行为者,或者不一定是经济参与者,而是其行为会危害中国利益的参与者。这些就是利益。甚至都不是……经济参考:中国将把那些认为威胁它经济安全的人、个人或公司列入名单,是这样吗?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:中国开始这么做了,但仍很谨慎。此外,这是最重要的问题,我认为这也是法国或欧洲还没有真正出现这一问题的原因,换句话说,中国一方面已经装备了自己的武器库,但尚未使用;另一方面,中国正在为未来武装自己,武装自己来应对美国将对华采取的治外法权行动。经济参考:基本上就是出口管制。因此中国也会控制这些出口的最终目的地,美国通过一系列法律,特别是《国际武器贸易条例》等,很好地做到了这一点。毫无疑问,中国还将控制那些可能离开中国的数据吗?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:这是一方面,有一些非常有趣的案例。中国有一部在2021年推出的出口管制法,今年开始生效。但中国在还没有法律依据的情况下,就已经对自己拥有优势的关键原材料实施了出口管制。在稀土出口方面已经看到了这一点。在石墨方面也一样,我们在一家欧洲公司需要的石墨上也遭遇同样的问题,主产电池的诺斯伏特(Northvolt )公司最近是热议的话题。事实上,中国拒绝向诺斯伏特出口石墨,我们会越来越多地听到这件事。因为这正处于一场经济战争的中心,而这场战争实际上是毫无道理的。经济参考:因为诺斯伏特并没有威胁到中国吗?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:没有,不过诺斯伏特(Northvolt )确实有可能会威胁到中国在电池领域的领先地位。因此,出口管制在某种程度上,是在没有出口管制权的情况下实施的。但现在,有了中国出口管制法,并且有了受出口法管制法的关键原材料清单,而且这份清单越来越长。我们在半导体行业、镓、锗等原材料方面都看到了这一点…….经济参考:清单是中国公布的。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,是中国公布的。经济参考:至少在这一点是透明的。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的。只不过,当这些出口管制措施真正实施时,它们并没有真正的法律依据。好吧,会觉得这项法律的存在其实是为了证明先前存在的做法是合理的。经济参考:好吧,国家安全的概念是相当模糊的,人们并不真正了解它到底是什么。所以一夜之间,就能看到某一种产品出现在这份名单上。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,对这一权利的范围有非常广泛的定义,甚至超出了国家安全的范围,因为中国正在谈论它的利益。所以确实超越了这一范围。必须看到的是,为了使自己不那么容易受到美国治外法权的影响,中国采取的每一项措施都可以用来防御、回应,但也可以用来进攻和胁迫。我认为这正是中国的做法略有不同的地方,因为中国,更具体地说是中国共产党在其战略文化中,确实有通过法律进行战争的想法。在非经济主题上已经看到过这种情况。在领土争端问题上看到了这一点,在这些问题上有着利用法律来巩固中国立场或其合法化的思考。因此,从领土问题到经济和地缘经济都有一条共同的主线。经济参考:蒙田研究所发表了有关美国治外法权的论文。现在又出版了有关中国治外法权的论文,那么欧洲人呢?他们会陷入困境吗?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:嗯,完全可以想象这样一种场景:一家欧洲公司必须遵守美国的治外法权,但在遵守的同时,又不得不面对需要遵守与之相互矛盾的要求。如中国的,因此面临着矛盾的禁令。我认为……经济参考:可你已经发现了这种风险?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:确认了这一风险,并明确指出,欧洲致力于经济安全,但在治外法权问题上却完全是一个盲点。现在正在试图寻找……经济参考:完全是个盲点?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:完全是个盲点,欧洲有权禁止……经济参考:这是最近才有的…….马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是的,是最近才有的,在试图反对美国针对伊朗的新政策时,它的效果很差。这篇论文结论部分中谈到了,保卫自己的最佳方式就是拥有可靠的威慑能力。经济参考:也就是说……?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:就欧盟与中国的关系而言,具有可信的威慑能力。这涉及到当中国采取的禁止做法是滥用,或是过度滥用的行为侵害到我们(欧洲)的利益时,可能会禁止其产品进入欧洲市场。今天,确实还做不到这一点。因此,还在争论是否愿意这样做。经济参考:或者说问题出在哪里?马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是有个……无论如何构建了一个,被称为欧盟的反胁迫工具……经济参考:也是最近才有的……马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:是非常新,还从未使用过,很多人说它的存在不是为了使用,而是为了起到威慑作用。经济参考:和往常一样……马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:必须能够界定的是什么是胁迫行为。欧洲的定义是一种旨在迫使我们改变针对某一问题的政策的外国行动。因此,它既可以是国家政策,也可以是欧洲政策。例如,法国是否进行过辩论?中国人对干邑白兰地的调查。经济参考:这是对汽车调查的回应。马蒂厄·杜沙泰尔:这是一个回应。在汽车调查中,这到底是不是一种胁迫?好吧,很多人认为,这是一种胁迫,目的是迫使法国改变在贸易问题上的立场。和中国一样,我们也选择了加入世贸组织的途径。所以我们选择将这些行为定义为贸易战,一种商业攻击的形式。但很多人认为这实际上是一种胁迫。在这个问题上,我们不会适用反胁迫手段,但很明显,我们在这个领域面临着非常强大的经济压力。经济参考:接下来就需要拭目以待了。非常感谢 Mathieu Duchâtel 的回答。本次经济参考节目到此结束。再见。
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Visegrad Insight Podcast
How Does This War End for Europe? A Recap
In December, Visegrad Insight held a week-long, foresight event bringing together experts, analysts and leading journalists to discuss the future of CEE in the context of the aftermath of the War in Ukraine. Here are the main highlights from the panel experts: What if Ukraine wins? Moderator: Oleksandr Kraiev - Visegrad Insight, Ukrainian PRISM (1:25) Alena Kudzko - GLOBSEC (2:43) Radu Albu-Comanescu - Visegrad Insight, Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai (5:10) Will the War Break Europe's Social Contract? Moderator: Pawel Marczewski - Visegrad Insight, Batory Foundation (9:18) Amanda Coakley - Coda Story - GLOBSEC (9:35) Luke Cooper - LSE Ideas (14:02) W...
2022-12-29
32 min
Globe Penseur
[S02E07] - Relations transatlantiques : vers une guerre commerciale ?
L’entrée en vigueur de l’Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) aux États-Unis menace la compétitivité de l’industrie européenne. Georgina Wright, directrice du programme Europe de l’Institut Montaigne, est l’invitée de Mahaut de Fougières, responsable du programme Politique internationale, pour décrypter les enjeux de ce défi posé aux relations transatlantiques et évoquer la perspective d’une nouvelle politique industrielle communautaire.
2022-11-30
17 min
#AtlanticDebrief
What is in store for US-French relations? | A Debrief from Georgina Wright
As French President Emmanuel Macron heads to the United States for a state visit, what is the state of US-French relations? A year after the AUKUS agreement and subsequent diplomatic fallout, how important is the state visit—President Biden's first—for US-French relations? How will the United States and France stay united in their efforts against Russia's illegal war in Ukraine while managing differences in approach towards an increasingly assertive China? How much can we anticipate the US Inflation Reduction Act will impact not only US-French and US-European trade relations but also cooperation more broadly? On this episo...
2022-11-30
17 min
The Freelancer's Teabreak
Collab episode #2: Mental health tips for freelancers
Hello! Fingers crossed the sound quality will be a bit better on this episode :) This week, I've got some lovely guests in to share their mental health tips for freelancers: Sally Farrant - https://www.businessgrowthbynumbers.com Nicola Thayil - https://nhmtranslation.com Angela Lyons - https://www.lyonscreative.co.uk Georgina from TOPA - https://workwithtopa.com Heather Wright - https://www.heatherwrightcoaching.co.uk I also mentioned Flown.com, 8D Audio (search on Youtube!) and resources for mental health: https://www.mentalhealth.org.u...
2022-10-20
15 min
The San Francisco Experience
The UK has a new monarch and prime minister. Talking with Georgina Wright of the Institut Montaigne, Paris.
Last week saw momentous change in the UK as a new Prime Minister was appointed on Tuesday. Thursday the Queen suddenly passed, succeeded by her eldest son Charles III. Georgina joins us to put it all in perspective and gives us a sense of what to expect.
2022-09-12
28 min
Les voix de l’économie
Georgina Wright
Mention légales : Vos données de connexion, dont votre adresse IP, sont traités par Radio Classique, responsable de traitement, sur la base de son intérêt légitime, par l’intermédiaire de son sous-traitant Ausha, à des fins de réalisation de statistiques agréées et de lutte contre la fraude. Ces données sont supprimées en temps réel pour la finalité statistique et sous cinq mois à compter de la collecte à des fins de lutte contre la fraude. Pour plus d’informations sur les traitements réalisés par Radio Classique et exercer vos droits...
2022-09-05
10 min
Trade Bites
The future of the UK-EU trading relationship
In our latest podcast we look at how the United Kingdom is getting on with its most significant trade relationship, that with its biggest trading partner the European Union. Over 18 months since the UK finally left the EU’s Single Market and went ahead with the version of Brexit favoured by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his team, questions are being asked about Britain’s post-Brexit journey. Economic data suggests that the UK’s economy is growing less rapidly than most other G20 countries, and diplomatic relations between the EU and the UK continue to be frosty amidst ongoing disagreements over t...
2022-08-24
38 min
The San Francisco Experience
The UK's Conservatives choose a new leader and Prime Minister. In conversation with Georgina Wright, Director and Senior Fellow at the Institut Montaigne, Paris.
Georgina Wright works for the Paris based Think Tank, Institut Montaigne. She brings 10 years of Think Tank experience working on European and British issues in London and Brussels. Today she focuses on the Conservatives' vote to replace ousted Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The race is between Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary and Rishi Sunak, former Chancellor of the Exchequer.
2022-08-04
25 min
Health Check
Handy third thumb
Claudia Hammond is at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition in London looking at the latest medical research. Claudia speaks to Professor Tamar Makin and designer Dani Clode to find out whether a third thumb might be handy. Dr Simon Gubbins explains how to use genetic technology to head off the world’s next pandemic before it happens. And Claudia hears from Dr Georgina Girt why llamas are special. They’re certainly cute with their pointy ears and their long eyelashes, but they can also develop tiny antibodies that could protect humans against numerous different diseases. Plus senior lecturer, Chlo...
2022-07-06
26 min
The Overview
10. Is France's far right a threat to the European Union?
Recent election gains by Marine Le Pen’s far-right party have sent shockwaves across France and triggered concern throughout the EU. Could the rise of the Eurosceptic far-right threaten the future of the bloc? And could Emmanuel Macron's nationalist nemesis be paving the way for a Frexit? This is The Overview.Presented by Julia O'Driscoll with guests Andrew Smith, Reader in Contemporary History and Politics at the University of Chichester, Georgina Wright, Europe Director at Institut Montaigne, and Ivan Krastev, Political Scientist at the Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna. Thanks to The Week's Kari Wilkin. Produced by Rich Ja...
2022-06-29
24 min
The Overview
10. Is France's far right a threat to the European Union?
Recent election gains by Marine Le Pen’s far-right party have sent shockwaves across France and triggered concern throughout the EU. Could the rise of the Eurosceptic far-right threaten the future of the bloc? And could Emmanuel Macron's nationalist nemesis be paving the way for a Frexit? This is The Overview.Presented by Julia O'Driscoll with guests Andrew Smith, Reader in Contemporary History and Politics at the University of Chichester, Georgina Wright, Europe Director at Institut Montaigne, and Ivan Krastev, Political Scientist at the Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna. Thanks to The Week's Kari Wilkin. Produced by Rich Ja...
2022-06-29
24 min
Book Bistro
Most Anticipated releases of July
This week, Brooke, Georgina, Stacy, Shannon, Kristin, Sara, and Natalia discuss some of their most anticipated july releases. Titles mentioned include: Kathy Reichs, Cold, Cold Bones (Temperence Brennan #21) Linda Castillo, The Hidden One (Kate Burkholder #14) Naima Simone, Heated (Burn Inc. #1) K N Banet, Bitter Discord (Jacky Leon #8) Nalini Singh, Storm Echo (Psy/Changeling Trinity #6) Lexi Blake, Bayou Sweetheart (Butterfly Bayou #5) Heather Webber, In the Middle of Hickory Lane Robert Bryndza, Fatal Witness (Detective Erika Foster #7) Tess Gerritsen, Listen To Me (rizzoli...
2022-06-24
1h 10
EU Decoded
Future of Europe: Think bigger, act faster!
Thousands of EU citizens, local, national, European representatives, civil society and social partners’ organisations have spent the past year in discussions during the Conference on the Future of Europe.The result was a resolution that was this week adopted in the European Parliament. This resolution outlines most important changes, that people of EU want to see, as well as measures to achieve those changes.People have expressed that they want a stronger democracy, a true health union, better cybersecurity, more energy security, more ambitious climate policies... And much more than that....
2022-05-10
16 min
The Global Agora
Does Macron want to be the leader of the EU and what's his vision for the next five years?
Emmanuel Macron won the French presidential election as he received 58.5 percent of the vote in the run-off round against far-right candidate Marine Le Pen who was supported by 41.5 percent of voters. It was a hard-fought victory but the French president cannot sleep on laurels as the legislative election is swiftly approaching. What's Macron's vision for the next five years? Does he want to be the leader of the EU, and does he have a recipe for how to beat illiberals? I talked to Georgina Wright, a Senior Fellow, and Director of Institut Montaigne’s Europe Program. I also asked he...
2022-04-30
18 min
Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government
A little local difficulty?
With less than a week to go until a series of elections across the UK, the FT's Jim Pickard joins the podcast team to discuss what's at stake - and what the results could mean. The cost of living crisis will no doubt be featuring on the doorstep, so is there more the government could be doing to help? And as Emmanuel Macron secures a second term as French President, the Institut Montaigne's Georgina Wright dials in from Paris to talk through an eventful - and crucial - election.
2022-04-29
40 min
Book Bistro
Most Anticipated Releases of May
This week, Stacy, Kristin, Shannon, Georgina, and Brooke discuss some of their most anticipated May releases. Titles mentioned include: Emily Henry, Booklovers Brigid Kemmerer, Forging Silver Into Stars (Forging Silver Into Stars #1) Adriana Herrera, A Caribbean Heiress In Paris (Las Leonas #1) Linwood Barclay, Take My Breath Away Jennifer Estep, Tear Down the Throne (Gargoyle Queen #2) Amy Lea, Set on You Brian D. Kennedy, A Little Bit Country Alexis Hall, A Lady for a Duke Laura Griffin, Midnight Dunes (Texas Murder Files #3)
2022-04-29
1h 11
Ambition Politique
📣 Ambition Politique présente Globe Penseur - [S02E07] - Relations transatlantiques : vers une guerre commerciale ?
Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes du podcast Globe Penseur de Institut Montaigne ici [S02E07] - Relations transatlantiques : vers une guerre commerciale ? L’entrée en vigueur de l’Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) aux États-Unis menace la compétitivité de l’industrie européenne. Georgina Wright, directrice du programme Europe de l’Institut Montaigne, est l’invitée de Mahaut de Fougières, responsable du programme Politique internationale, pour décrypter les enjeux de ce défi posé aux relations transatlantiques et évoquer la perspective d’une nouvelle politique industrielle communautaire.
2022-04-03
17 min
Globe Penseur
[S01E01] - La présidence française de l'UE, un point de bascule pour l'Europe ?
Au mois de janvier a débuté, pour six mois, la présidence française du Conseil de l'Union européenne. Quel bilan peut-on déjà dresser des premiers mois de cette présidence ? Quels projets sont mis en avant par la France ? Quelle méthode adopte-t-elle ? Alors que la guerre en Ukraine occupe est au centre de l'agenda européen depuis plusieurs semaines, comment évaluer la réponse de l'UE ? Georgina Wright, senior fellow et directrice du programme Europe de l'Institut Montaigne, livre son analyse.
2022-03-09
20 min
Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government
How can Putin’s Ukraine war end?
The awful scenes of war and violence in Ukraine show no sign of ending. Will an unprecedented barrage of sanctions be enough to shift Vladimir Putin’s strategy? If not, what other options are available to the West? The IfG team are joined by Georgina Wright of Institut Montaigne to discuss where the crisis might go next, assess a notably coordinated EU response, and make sense of a stunning shift in German policy. We then switch attention to the UK, where questions at the heart of the IfG’s mission – how good governments function, how to stre...
2022-03-04
38 min
EU Decoded
30 years of the Maastricht Treaty: Successes and challenges
On 7 February 1992, in the Dutch town of Maastricht, 12 members of the European Economic Community signed a Treaty that would pave the way for the Europe we know today.The Maastricht Treaty laid foundations for many elements of the modern EU, with the main idea being further European integration.So what has changed in the last 30 years? What are the big successes of the Maastricht Treaty? What are the challenges that the EU still has to face?In the newest episode of our podcast, Jack Parrock had a...
2022-02-07
35 min
The Global Agora
Russia crisis and European security: A view from France
What does French President Emmanuel Macron mean when he says that Europeans should work on proposals to build a new security and stability order in Europe? These words are somewhat similar to those the West hears from Kremlin. But is there any connection? I talked to Georgina Wright, a Senior Fellow and Director of Institut Montaigne’s Europe Program. We talked about Paris-Moscow relations, what will France do in case of Russian invasion against Ukraine but also about what kind of role can Russian issue play in the upcoming presidential election. Listen to our conversation: Russia crisis and European se...
2022-01-29
21 min
Wright on the Nail
Wright on the Nail 2021: British and International Icon Award
For our special end of the year episode, Chris is joined by broadcaster Georgina Godwin; journalist Angela Epstein’ and UK director at ECIPE (European Centre for International Political Economy) Davig Henig, to deliberate and crown one influential person as Wright on the Nail’s 2021 ‘British & International Icon Award’ winner.The influential people under scrutiny for their performance throughout 2021 include; Boris Johnson, Emma Raducanu, Prince Harry & Meghan Markle, Keir Starmer, Liz Truss, Marcus Rashford & Raheem Sterling, Priti Patel, Vladimir Putin, Rachel Blackmore, Rishi Sunak, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Xi Jinging and the Queen.After each nominee is chewe...
2021-12-23
55 min
EU Decoded
Belarus border crisis: A struggle with Lukashenko or a battle with Putin?
The flaring up of tensions along the border between Poland and Belarus has dominated EU headlines. Poland has accused Alexander Lukashenko of encouraging thousands of migrants from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere to travel to Belarus and cross the border illegally into Poland. Though the number of people crossing into the EU is far below the numbers we saw in 2015, the freezing temperatures and violence along the border has attracted widespread attention and worry from the EU and elsewhere. Without a doubt, these events pose a significant challenge for the Union and it...
2021-12-07
23 min
Book Bistro
That Holiday Feeling
If you're looking to get into the holiday spirit, this week's episode is especially for you. Join Stacy, Brooke, Sara, and Georgina as they discuss some of their favorite holiday-themed books. Titles mentioned include: Naima Simone, Christmas In Rose bend (Rose Bend #2) M.A. Kuzniar, Midnight In Everwood Kenya Wright, Redemption Jessica Clare, All I Want for Christmas is a Cowboy (Wyoming Cowboy #1) Courtney Cole, The Christmas Dress Spencer Quinn, It's a Wonderful Woof (Chet and Bernie Mystery #12) Mandy Baggot, Christmas by the Coast
2021-12-03
1h 17
Britain Debrief with Ben Judah
Can Britain and France get on? || A Debrief from Georgina Wright
Can Britain and France get on? How does the French establishment feel about UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson? Which of France's main foreign policy objectives currently match those of the UK? Does Brexit still cast a shadow of UK-European relations? To get a broader perspective, I interviewed Georgina Wright, a Senior Fellow and Director of the Paris-based Institut Montaigne's Europe Center for this week's #BritainDebrief for the Atlantic Council. Why did Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron's relationship deteriorate so much? Could track II negotiations between the UK and France be the first step i...
2021-11-23
13 min
EU Decoded
The future of employment: Are we in danger of having a lost generation?
In this week’s episode, our host Georgina Wright is joined by Lidia Pereira, a Member of the European Parliament since 2019 and President of the Youth of the European People's Party; Monika Grzegorczyk, a researcher at the Brussels based think tank Bruegel; and Marc Steiert, a researcher at the European University Institute in Florence.Throughout the discussion they raised some important points on youth unemployment, which has increased dramatically during the pandemic. According to a recent European Parliament report, 1,1 million young people aged 15 to 24 - and a further one million young people aged 25 to 29 - lost their jo...
2021-10-26
31 min
Political Fix
A testy war of words breaks out in Whitehall
This edition of Payne’s Politics was recorded before the news of the death of Conservative MP Sir David Amess who died after being stabbed at his constituency surgery in Essex on Friday.This week we discuss the latest with the UK’s shortages. Should the government be doing more and should the Treasury intervene? Political editor George Parker and chief political correspondent Jim Pickard will take us into the corridors of power.And later, we’ll be returning to Brexit and how to resolve the issue of the controversial Northern Ireland protocol. Can the UK...
2021-10-16
35 min
EU Decoded
European defence: What can Afghanistan teach us?
The latest developments in Afghanistan have, once again, urged another global discussion on security and defence.And while most will automatically think of NATO on this topic, we can't go on without asking - what about the EU? What about European defence?In our latest podcast episode, Georgina Wright sat down for a talk with MEP Arnaud Danjean, and Claudia Major from the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.The three of them raised several important questions during their discussion - where and how should Europe stand in matters...
2021-09-17
39 min
EU Decoded
What's next for the EU? Enlargement - where does Europe end?
Enlargement is often considered one of the EU's most powerful policy tools. But is it the right time for the EU to welcome new Member States? And what do citizens think about it? Are we ready? Especially given the fact that the EU is still recovering from several crises it has encountered over the past decade.In the latest episode of the EPP Group's podcast series 'What's next for the EU?', Georgina Wright discusses these exact questions with Karlo Ressler MEP, a Croatian politician, former adviser and Member of the European Parliament since 2019, and Joanna Hosa...
2021-07-26
21 min
Centre for European Reform
CER podcast: How well will the UK's European diplomatic strategy work?
In this week's podcast, our director of foreign policy Ian Bond speaks to CER research fellow Luigi Scazzieri and Georgina Wright of the Institut Montaigne in Paris. Luigi recently published a paper on EU-UK diplomatic co-operation, and in this episode he, Georgina and Ian consider the ways in which both parties can continue to work together in foreign and security policy, in the absence of a formal agreement. Music by Edward Hipkins Produced by Rosie Giorgi
2021-07-09
34 min
EU Decoded
What’s next for the EU: Challenges and perspectives for a new global era
Today, the European Union is facing many challenges, probably more than ever before. Inevitable changes are required to tackle the pandemic, the climate crisis, and to remain competitive in a world of turmoil. The EU has launched a new Conference on the Future of Europe, designed to ask the citizens what they want and what they expect from the EU. To keep up with the conference, the EPP Group has launched a new podcast series: 'What's next for the EU?' in which our moderator, Georgina Wright, Head of the EU Programme in the Paris-based th...
2021-07-02
27 min
The UK in a Changing Europe
The future of the UK-EU relationship
On Christmas Eve 2020, the UK and EU signed the Trade and Cooperation Agreement, but the first six months haven't been plain sailing. What does the future hold for the UK-EU relationship? Speakers: Hussein Kassim, Senior Fellow, UK in a Changing Europe Katya Adler, Europe Editor, BBC Georgina Wright, Head of the Europe Programme, Institut Montaigne Lindsay Croisdale-Appleby CMG, Head of the UK Mission to the European Union Chair: Anand Menon, Director, UK in a Changing Europe
2021-06-24
1h 12
The Regenerative Journey with Charlie Arnott
Regionality's 'Farm2Plate Exchange' 2021 Conference Special | Part 1
In this compilation episode, Charlie interviews a number of presenters at Regionality's 2021 'Farm2Plate Exchange' Conference. Part 1 features interviews with Rose Wright, Founder & MD of Regionality; legendary indigenous foods advocate, farmer & writer Bruce Pascoe; Dr Georgina Davis, CEO of Queensland Farmers Federation; regenerative farming stalwart Stuart Larsson of Mara Seeds & Soft Agriculture; award winning dairy farmer Kay Tommerup & Part 1 closes with up and coming water warrior Kate McBride. Episode Links : Farm2Plate Exchange 2021 organised by Regionality Interview 1 (00:04:21) | Rose Wright (Regionality | Founder & Managing Director) Interview 2 (00:35:47) | Prof. Peter Pascoe (writer) book collection includes Dark...
2021-05-24
2h 24
The Regenerative Journey with Charlie Arnott
Regionality's 'Farm2Plate Exchange' 2021 Conference Special | Part 1
In this compilation episode, Charlie interviews a number of presenters at Regionality's 2021 'Farm2Plate Exchange' Conference. Part 1 features interviews with Rose Wright, Founder & MD of Regionality; legendary indigenous foods advocate, farmer & writer Bruce Pascoe; Dr Georgina Davis, CEO of Queensland Farmers Federation; regenerative farming stalwart Stuart Larsson of Mara Seeds & Soft Agriculture; award winning dairy farmer Kay Tommerup & Part 1 closes with up and coming water warrior Kate McBride. Episode Links : Farm2Plate Exchange 2021 organised by Regionality Interview 1 (00:04:21) | Rose Wright (Regionality | Founder & Managing Director) Interview 2 (00:35:47) | Prof. Peter Pascoe (writer) book collection includes Dark...
2021-05-24
2h 24
Political Fix
The Tories conquer Hartlepool
Thursday's local elections resulted in gains for Boris Johnson's Conservatives, including a historic win in the Hartlepool by-election. What does this mean for Labour and Keir Starmer's leadership? Plus, we discuss clashes with the French over Jersey fishing this week and where UK-EU relations will go next. Presented by Sebastian Payne, with George Parker, Jim Pickard, Peter Foster and special guest Georgina Wright of the Institut Montaigne. Produced by Anna Dedhar and Josh de la Mare. The sound engineer was Breen Turner. Review clips: News pool, BBC Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-05-08
30 min
Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government
IFG LIVE SPECIAL The Brexit deal: An IfG briefing
A special cross-post from our IFG LIVE feed. The UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement was published on Christmas Eve, just a week before the transition period was due to end. So what does the deal mean for the UK – and for its relationship with the EU? What will change for businesses? How will data be shared? Will the EU and the UK continue to work closely on security issues? How was the contentious issue of fishing finally sorted? And what does ‘taking back control’ really mean in practice? The Institute for Government Brexit team assembles for a s...
2020-12-28
1h 20
IfG Events
The Brexit deal: An IfG briefing
The UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement was published on Christmas Eve, just a week before the transition period was due to end. So what does the deal mean for the UK – and for its relationship with the EU? What will change for businesses? How will data be shared? Will the EU and the UK continue to work closely on security issues? How was the contentious issue of fishing finally sorted? And what does ‘taking back control’ really mean in practice? The Institute for Government Brexit team assembled for a special Brexit deal pod...
2020-12-28
1h 20
Iain Dale - The Whole Show
LBC Newshour, Brexit Returns: Will Boris Johnson get a deal? & Brexit Monday Night Panel
LBC Newshour | Brexit Returns: Will Boris Johnson get a deal? | Brexit Monday Night Panel: Georgina Wright (Senior Researcher at the Institute for Government, who focuses on Brexit, France & Brussels thinking), Shanker Singham (CEO of Competere and former advisor to USTR and the UK Trade Secretary) & George Parker (Political Editor at The Financial Times)
2020-12-07
1h 59
Red Sky Fuel For Thought
Introducing Person-to-Person Communications
When our work lives and home lives were all but tossed into a blender in March, we witnessed a drastic change in the way we work and interact with colleagues, vendors, suppliers and partners. Same goes for the way we run our households; everything from how we purchase groceries to how we educate our children has transformed. In Red Havas’ latest white paper, and in the Trends Brief segment of this episode, we explore how pandemic-era consumers expect far more from the technology that is helping us hold it all together from day to day. Panelists include James Wright, global...
2020-11-19
59 min
Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government
Fate Of The Union
As counting continues in the US election, and with both candidates claiming they’ve won, we take a look at the contest so far, and what the result will mean for America, Britain and the world. Meanwhile back in the UK, MPs have voted for a second national lockdown, but with Boris Johnson facing opposition from all sides, what can he do to ease the pressure on himself and the Government? YASMEEN SERHAN, staff writer at The Atlantic, is our special guest. “Those wanting a repudiation of the last four years found it hasn’t happen...
2020-11-05
36 min
Download New Full Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Animals & Nature
Animals Make Us Human by Meg Keneally, Leah Kaminsky
Please visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/453953to listen full audiobooks. Title: Animals Make Us Human Author: Meg Keneally, Leah Kaminsky Narrator: Meg Keneally Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 12 minutes Release date: November 3, 2020 Genres: Animals & Nature Publisher's Summary: A response to the devastating 2019-20 bushfires, Animals Make Us Human both celebrates Australia's unique wildlife and highlights its vulnerability. Through words and images, writers, photographers and researchers reflect on their connection with animals and nature. They share moments of wonder and revelation from encounters in the natural world: seeing a wild platypus at play, an echidna dawdling across a bush track, or...
2020-11-03
5h 12
Download New Full Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Animals & Nature
Animals Make Us Human by Meg Keneally, Leah Kaminsky
Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/453953 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Animals Make Us Human Author: Meg Keneally, Leah Kaminsky Narrator: Meg Keneally Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 12 minutes Release date: November 3, 2020 Genres: Animals & Nature Publisher's Summary: A response to the devastating 2019-20 bushfires, Animals Make Us Human both celebrates Australia's unique wildlife and highlights its vulnerability. Through words and images, writers, photographers and researchers reflect on their connection with animals and nature. They share moments of wonder and revelation from encounters in the natural world: seeing a wild platypus at play, an echidna dawdling across a bush track...
2020-11-03
03 min
IfG Events
The implications of the US election for the UK
This is an audio recording of an IfG Live EventOn 3 November 2020, US citizens will elect their next president. The result will have bearings not only on the US, but also on the rest of the world. This event explored what the US election will mean for the UK–US special relationship, the prospects for a future trade deal and joint action on the global stage.Panellists: Rt Hon Tobias Ellwood MP, Chair of the Defence Select Committee Sophia Gaston, Director of the British Foreign Policy Group Dr Leslie Vinjamuri, Director, US and Americas Pr...
2020-10-30
1h 02
Political Fix
Gloves come off over coronavirus
Boris Johnson's coronavirus strategy was yet again tested to breaking point this week, as Labour opposition leader Keir Starmer and leaders of northern English cities tore into the government's new three-tier alert system. Where does this leave the prime minister's strategy for handling the pandemic? Meanwhile, Brexit talks are set to enter a tense couple of weeks. Following a European Council meeting on Friday, Mr Johnson said he was convinced the EU was not ready to offer the UK a "Canada-style" trade agreement. Will there be a deal by January 1st? Presented by George Parker, with Andy Bounds, Jim Pickard...
2020-10-17
26 min
Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government
EXTRA: Brexit – Deal or No Deal?
This is an audio recording of an IfG Live Event The UK and EU have agreed to continue the Brexit negotiations in an effort to resolve outstanding issues such as fishing rights, state aid and governance. Although both sides say they want an agreement, a no-deal Brexit is still possible.Even if there is a deal, there will be significant changes to how businesses trade between the UK and EU – but this message has failed to cut through. Selling a deal back home – and the compromises it might involve – could also be politically difficu...
2020-10-14
1h 00
Red Sky Fuel For Thought
Brands Navigate a Pandemic, Politics and Purpose
Whether they like it or not, brands today have a maelstrom of problems to reckon with: a pandemic, protests for racial justice, a presidential election. Our roundtable of top creative agency execs discuss how these events have transformed consumer expectations. We also talk to WEX's Tiffany Wirth, an SVP in healthcare marketing, about the pandemic's silver lining and prioritizing your shuteye. Show Notes This week holds several firsts for Red Havas' brand-new podcast: It marks our debut on Apple, Spotify, Google and all your favorite podcast hosting sites; our first roundtable discussion; and t...
2020-10-09
35 min
IfG Events
The future of UK-EU security cooperation
This is an audio recording of an IfG Live Event The UK’s policing and intelligence communities cooperate closely with their EU counterparts, sharing intelligence and collaborating on cross border investigations to fight crime and tackle terrorism.This event considered the implications of Brexit for this cooperation, including the impact on data-sharing and the UK’s use of the European Arrest Warrant..Panellists Patrick Calvar, Special Advisor, Institut Montaigne; Director-General, French Interior Security (2012-2017) Sir Julian King, Visiting Policy Fellow, Oxford Internet Institute; European Commissioner for the Security Union (2016-2019) Naomi...
2020-10-09
1h 00
IfG Events
How to deal with a second wave and lockdown
Cities around the world are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases. Some have had to re-impose lockdowns, including in the UK.This panel event will explore how other countries – and cities in the UK – are dealing with new localised lockdowns, and ask what the UK government can learn from them.Georgina Wright, Senior Researcher at the Institute for Government, is in conversation with: Sir Peter Soulsby, Mayor of Leicester Nicolas Bauquet, Research Director at the Institut Montaigne Danielle Wood, CEO of Grattan Institute. See acast.com/pr...
2020-09-25
35 min
Ambition Politique
📣 Ambition Politique présente Globe Penseur - [S01E01] - La présidence française de l'UE, un point de bascule pour l'Europe ?
Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes du podcast Globe Penseur de Institut Montaigne ici [S01E01] - La présidence française de l'UE, un point de bascule pour l'Europe ? Au mois de janvier a débuté, pour six mois, la présidence française du Conseil de l'Union européenne. Quel bilan peut-on déjà dresser des premiers mois de cette présidence ? Quels projets sont mis en avant par la France ? Quelle méthode adopte-t-elle ? Alors que la guerre en Ukraine occupe est au centre de l'agenda européen depuis plusieurs semaines, comment évaluer la réponse de l'U...
2020-09-16
20 min
Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government
Return to Brexit Island
Brexit may be Done but it’s about to rise from the grave as we get closer to Dec 31. The IfG’s Brexit Team convene to look ahead to a tumultuous autumn. Are the EU:UK negotiations really going as badly as it seems? What’s the very last moment when a deal could be struck? Are cash-strapped, COVID-battered businesses in any shape to deal with a new customs regime, let alone No Deal? And what’s actually going to change for UK citizens on Jan 1, 2021? “Businesses are faced with one big difficulty which is, what exactl...
2020-08-28
32 min
Democracy Sausage with Mark Kenny
From crisis to calamity? The UK's coming COVID-19 and Brexit challenges
While the coronavirus crisis in the United Kingdom has abated somewhat in recent months, is life in the country going to get tougher if winter brings about a growing risk of transmission and Brexit negotiations falter? With us this week to discuss the challenges facing Britain are Remainiacs and The Bunker host Ros Taylor, pod regular Elizabeth Ames, and Brexit researcher Georgina Wright.It has been a very tough year in the UK, but some fear that very difficult times still lie ahead. With schools reopening and winter set to force Britons back indoors, will the...
2020-08-27
1h 01
IfG Events
David McAllister MEP on the European Parliament and Brexit talks
Like member states, the European Parliament will play a key role in deciding the outcome of UK-EU negotiations. Last week, it published a draft resolution highlighting its priorities for the future relationship – and warned that MEPs would not be drawn into negotiating a last-minute deal with the UK. David McAllister, the Chair of the European Parliament’s UK Coordination Group and close ally of Angela Merkel, talks to Georgina Wright, Senior Researcher at the Institute for Government, about how the negotiations have unfolded so far – and what we might expect over the coming months and years.
2020-07-07
31 min
IfG Events
Brexit: where next?
With six months to go until the end of the transition period there’s still no sign of a UK–EU deal. Following the high-level conference between the Prime Minister and the Presidents of the European institutions (the Commission, the Council and the Parliament) on 15 June 2020, Boris Johnson says his ambition is to agree a deal by the end of July.IfG Senior Fellow Jill Rutter convenes the Institute for Government Brexit team to discuss the PM’s ambitious timetable, the prospects of a deal, and what governments and businesses will need to do prepare for the end of...
2020-06-19
1h 01
Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government
Should Have Gone To SPAD-Savers
Could the Government ever have controlled the fallout from Dominic Cummings’ breach of COVID travel rules, and is it too late now? Why is Boris Johnson so bound to his key advisor? And with SPADs more centrally vetted than ever, do a majority of No.10 staff owe more personal loyalty to Dominic Cummings than to the Prime Minister? Special guest Tim Montgomerie joins us to discuss a defining week for the Johnson government. Plus: might the UK change its mind on an extension with the EU after all? “Dominic Cummings is a genius – but nobody’s perfec...
2020-05-29
42 min
The Guardian’s Brexit Means ...
What's our exit strategy? Brexit Means... podcast
With less than three weeks to go before the UK (almost certainly) leaves the EU, Jon Henley looks at what changes 31 January will bring. He’s joined by Jonathan Lis, deputy director of British Influence, Georgina Wright of the Institute for Government, and the Guardian’s Jennifer Rankin
2020-01-14
42 min
Inside Briefing with the Institute for Government
Inside the Manifestos
This week on the podcast that explains the way that government works (and why it often doesn’t)... The IfG team are joined by New Statesman political editor Stephen Bush to make sense of the party manifestos. Do all the spending pledges add up? And does it matter if they don’t? There’s a bit of Brexit in there too – but what are the EU up to while UK politicians are busy knocking on doors? We also speak to Full Fact boss Will Moy about calling out politic...
2019-11-29
42 min
The Guardian’s Brexit Means ...
Is a deal in sight? - Brexit Means ... podcast
Days before the crunch EU summit, Jon Henley asks whether Boris Johnson can secure a Brexit deal. He is joined by the Guardian’s Brussels correspondent, Jennifer Rankin, and opinion writer Rafael Behr, and by Georgina Wright of the Institute for Government
2019-10-15
47 min
Nature vs Narcissism
(S2) Cleveland, Ohio (Ariel Castro)
*This is a listener FAVORITE from Season 2. We are using a new format and recording style for Season 3 and beyond. We have kept this episode on the main feed as it was one that the listeners loved.In this episode, Heather is joined by Courtney from The Cult of Domesticity Podcastto discuss a local monster! We head to Cleveland, Ohio to discuss Ariel Castro AND his survivors. Castro was born in Puerto Rico but moved to Cleveland, Ohio with his family as a child. He bought a house on Seymour Avenue…that he later turned into what can only...
2019-06-01
1h 47
TLT (The Lesbian Talkshow)
Book Clips: Love's Portrait by Anna Larner
If you like what we do then buy us a Ko-Fi Love's Portrait by Anna Larner Book Clips Welcome to Book Clips, the mini podcast where authors and narrators give you a taste of a book with a short snippet. In this episode we hear a reading from Love's Portrait by Anna Larner. Synopsis Newly appointed art curator Molly Goode is committed to diversifying her museum’s collection. When Georgina Wright, the museum’s aloof benefactor, asks for Molly’s help in identifying the provenance of a 19th century portrait...
2019-04-17
08 min
Chatham House
Episode 15: Brexit Update, and Corruption in the World of the Global Super-Rich
Just under 18 months have passed since the UK government triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, formally beginning the UK's exit from the European Union. With only seven months left to sign a withdrawal agreement, Ben discusses the state of the negotiations with Georgina Wright, from Chatham House's Europe Programme. Among other issues they tackle the Irish border question, Michel Barnier's approach to the negotiations and how the EU member states are responding to the challenge of Brexit. Listen from 7:00. The global financial system has long allowed wealthy individuals to escape the confines of their domestic tax systems and hide their...
2018-08-23
1h 01
Niemand muss ein Promi sein - Der Nr. 1 Gossip-Podcast!
Ist George Clooneys Frau ein Mann?
In Hollywood ist nichts wie es scheint. Elena Gru… In Hollywood ist nichts wie es scheint. Elena Gruschka wusste das schon immer. Jetzt ist sie im Darknet auf eine besonders pikante Verschwörung gestoßen. Was ist dran an den Gerüchten um Amal Clooney, oder besser, was ist unten dran an Amal Clooney selbst? Verzeihung, das war geschmacklos. Nicht so geschmacklos allerdings, wie sich eine Familie zu mieten. Hallo Daniela Katzenberger! Oder seiner Tochter den selben Namen zu geben wie der Tochter von Sarah Nowak. Wie Melanie Müller! Mit der hat Max übrigens mal telefoniert. Geschäftlich, versteht sich. Au...
2017-11-04
45 min
National Library of Australia
The Unknown Judith Wright by Goorgina Arnott
Drawing on the Library’s extensive collection of Judith Wright’s papers, Professor Tom Griffiths and Dr Georgina Arnott reflect on her status as a historian, exploring what can be learnt from her life’s work.
2017-05-11
44 min
Published...Or Not
David Carlin and Georgina Arnott
David Carlin is one of the co-directors of the WrICE program and one of 21 Asian and Pacific authors in the collection 'The Near and Far'.The world of the poet, Judith Wright, is explored in Georgina Arnott's partial biography, 'The Unknown Judith Wright'.
2016-09-22
00 min