The session "How to Organize a Broken World? From the 'Global South' to the 'Global Majority' and 'Non-Alignment': Europe and the Doctrines of Recomposition" will take place on Saturday, November 30, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM at Les Champs Libres (auditorium), as part of the highlight event of the European Dialogues in Rennes. 

Free entry. 

Presentation of the Session 

The post-pandemic and post-Ukraine invasion interregnum weaponizes concepts: non-alignment, minilateralism, Global South, multi-alignment, "global majority," "collective West"... Yet, regardless of one’s perspective, the proliferation of these ideas and doctrines struggles to capture the reality of a broken world, plunged into violent recomposition as war spreads—from Ukraine to Gaza and Lebanon—and threatens Taiwan. 

How can we find a path to convergence? Can we still rely on the founding principles of multilateralism to hope for the repair of a broken world? Will the creation of new alliances ultimately bring an end to disorder? 

Participants 

Delphine Allès, vice-president of Inalco, researcher at the South-East Asia Center (France), Nadia Hachimi Alaoui, Teacher-researcher in political science at the Center For Global Studies, International University of Rabat (Morocco), Ana Paula Tostes, professor at the State University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Frédéric Petit, deputy for French citizens abroad (Germany, Central Europe, Balkans) (France) 

Moderation: Florian Louis, historian, Le Grand Continent