Paul Tucker, former deputy governor of the Bank of England, sat down with a panel led by OMFIF’s Mark Sobel, US chair, to discuss his forthcoming book, ‘Global Discord: Values and Power in a Fractured World Order’. Drawing upon his three decades as a central banker and regulator, Tucker discussed principles for a new sustainable system of international co-operation.

How do democracies work with China and authoritarian states without sacrificing their values? What must be done to ensure that democratic institutions endure? Can the international monetary and legal order maintain their legitimacy amid heightened geopolitical tension and conflict?

As the line between the economic and political arenas blurs and the global political landscape changes, Tucker aimed to answer these questions, and present a new kind of political realism that emphasises power and interests without sidelining morality.

Speakers:
Sir Paul Tucker, former Deputy, Bank of England; Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School
Steven B. Kamin, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute
Mary Lovely, Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute
David Dollar, Senior Fellow, John L. Thorton China Center, Brookings Institution
Sarah Baurele Danzman, Associate Professor of International Studies, Tobias Center for Innovation in International Development, Indiana University Bloomington

Recorded: 17/11/2022

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