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May 4, 2021 Standing Panel News International Affairs

Tuesday, May 4th, 2021, from 2:00pm to 3:30pm

Topic: Vaccine Nationalism, China, and the Rise of Vaccine Diplomacy

COVID-19 vaccine distribution is progressing well in the U.S., yet major global inequities exist and health concerns with several vaccines will exacerbate these inequities. If not quickly resolved, these inequities may prevent the international economic system from re-engaging at pre-COVID levels. This session will address the international dynamics of vaccine equity as well as China’s active vaccine diplomacy, which is believed to be a serious attempt to increase China’s standing among the world community by providing free and low-cost vaccines to both developing and developed nations.

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Tuesday, May 4, 2021
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May 18, 2026
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The International Affairs Panel focuses on developing comparative (cross country) learning about common (cross country) 21st century global governance challenges – e.g., local/regional climate impacts, potential pandemics, and governance of new technologies. In doing so, the Panel seeks to: (1) focus on challenges related to the Academy’s core governance mandate and not adequately addressed elsewhere; (2) work with other Panels and engage counterparts not hitherto engaged with the Academy; and (3) find synergies with the Academy’s focus on governance transformation and the coming period of public administration.

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