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WHO's new Pandemic Hub: building global institutions at a time of polylateralism

Hosted by the LSE Global Health Inititative and the International Institutions, Law and Ethics research cluster

Sumeet Valrani Lecture Theatre, Centre Building, United Kingdom

Speakers

Hassan Damluji

Hassan Damluji

Senior Visiting Fellow, Department of International Relations

Professor Ken Shadlen

Professor Ken Shadlen

Professor of Development Studies, Department of International Development

Dr Clare Wenham

Dr Clare Wenham

Associate Professor of Global Health Policy

Chair

 Dr Mathias Koenig-Archibugi

Dr Mathias Koenig-Archibugi

Associate Professor of Global Politics

Hassan Damluji, a Senior Visiting Fellow in LSE's Department of International Relations, will outline the design principles, strategy, progress and challenges of the new WHO Pandemics Hub in Berlin, a flagship initiative of Germany's G7 presidency in 2021.

Hassan has spent the last 2 years developing the strategy and organizational design for the new WHO Pandemics Hub in Berlin. In this seminar, he will discuss questions including:

  • What are the most promising approaches for international institutions, at a time when issues like pandemics are increasingly recognized as meriting interstate cooperation, but the multilateral system is increasingly under strain?
  • How can the UN system find its way within a landscape characterized by non-state actors, regionalism and “polylateralism”?

This will be followed by a discussion with LSE academics Professor Ken Shadlen and Dr Clare Wenham. The event will be chaired by Dr Mathias Koenig-Archibugi.

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