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The former diplomat and cabinet minister on supply chains as instruments of power.
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At London School of Economics.
Stewart's argument is that the connections globalisation was supposed to make everyone safer through - trade, energy, finance, critical technology - have become the levers states pull against each other, and that the assumptions built on top of interdependence are collapsing accordingly. He has been a soldier, a diplomat, a provincial governor in Iraq and a cabinet minister, which is an unusual set of vantage points on one question. Hosted by the Department of International Relations.
Wednesday 14 October 2026: from 18:30
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