Raisina Files 2021 aims to engage with the leitmotifs of this past pandemic year, mirroring the theme of the Raisina Dialogue 2021, “#ViralWorld: Outbreaks, Outliers and Out of Control”. Within this overarching theme, we have identified five pillars and areas of discussion to critically engage with—WHOse Multilateralism? Reconstructing the UN and Beyond; Securing and Diversifying Supply Chains; Global ‘Public Bads’: Holding Actors and Nations to Account; Infodemic: Navigating a ‘No-Truth’ World in the Age of Big Brother; and, finally, the Green Stimulus: Investing in Gender, Growth and Development. Together, these five pillars of the Raisina Dialogue capture the multitude of conversations and anxieties countries are engaging and grappling with.
Raisina Files is an annual ORF publication that brings together emerging and established voices in a collection of essays on key, contemporary questions that are implicating the world and India.
In this volume
Editors: Samir Saran, Preeti Lourdes John
- Emerging Narratives and the Future of Multilateralism | Amrita Narlikar
- Diplomacy in a Divided World | Melissa Conley Tyler
- Is A Cold War 2.0 Inevitable? | Velina Tchakarova
- Trust But Verify: A Narrative Analysis Of “Trusted” Tech Supply Chains | Trisha Ray
- Can The World Collaborate Amid Vaccine Nationalism | Shamika Ravi
- A Nuclear Insecurity: How Can We Tame The Proliferators | Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
- De Facto Shared Sovereignty And The Rise Of Non-State Statecraft: Imperatives For Nation-States | Lydia Kostopoulus
- Digital Biases: The Chimera Of Equality And Access | Nanjira Sambuli
- The Infodemic: Regulating The New Public Square | Kara Frederick
- How Finance Can Deliver Real Environmental And Climate Impact | Geraldine Ang
- Unlocking Capital For Climate Response In The Emerging World | Kanika Chawla
- Putting Women Front And Centre Of India’s Green Recovery Process | Shloka Nath, Isha Chawla, Shailja Mehta
- Investing In Material Innovation Is Investing In India’s Future | Nisha Holla
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