Xenia Ibragimova

Alexander Iskandaryan

Leonid Isaev

Ivan Ivanov

Mustafa Izzuddin

Wolfgang Ischinger

Rostislav Ishchenko

Xenia Ibragimova

Stanislav Ivanov

Kristina Ivanova

Xenia Ibragimova

Russian Federation

Postgraduate student, MGIMO-University, she was working at Research Programmes Department, Valdai Discussions Club (2019-2020). Leading expert at Science policy Department, MGIMO-University (2018-2019), Leading Expert at Scientific secretary's desk (Dissertation Councils), MGIMO-University (2012-2018); editor, MGIMO Review of International Relations (2014-2019); internship at the UN Information Center in Moscow (2012); Master of International Relations, Higher School of Economics (2010-2012).

Professional interests: international relations, world history, EU innovation policy, science diplomacy, information technologies.

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The Social Global Commons: Is Global Inequality Solvable?

One of the key current trends in global politics is the gradual shift from ‘pure’ geopolitics and the hard/soft power of sovereign states to global problems (environmental, resource, demographic, and social). The past decade saw the term ‘global problems’ itself crystallize into a new concept, the Global Commons, understood in a narrowly environmental and a broader social sense. It is discussed both at the UN in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals and at various international venues.

22.01.2020

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