Munk School Distinguished Lecture Series

In honour of the amalgamation of the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, the School held a series of distinguished lectures that were jointly organized by faculty. These events continue as a signature speaker series for the Munk School with experts sharing their expertise in global affairs and public policy. Past lectures have included:

John Sides and Lucan Way, "The U.S. Election and the Future of American Democracy"
James Bessen, "Goliath's Advantage: Why Big Firms are Getting Bigger and What that Means for Wages, Productivity and Inequaltiy"
Timothy Garton Ash, "White Eagle, Red Background: A Centenary of Polish Independence"
Sir Lawrence Freedman, "Trump, Brexit and the New World Order"
Dr. Stephen Lucas, "Governing Minerals for Renewable Energy"
Former Estonian President Toomas Ilves, "How to Digitalize a Country"
Ignacio Sanchez-Cuenca, "Spain: A Wounded Country after Economic, Political and Territorial Crises"
Shalini Randeria, "Population Panic, Ethnonationalism and the Anti-Feminist Backlash"