Name: TEDx】異軍突起：Ian Bremmer在TEDxOxford的演講。 (【TEDx】The Rise of the Different: Ian Bremmer at TEDxOxford)
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It's delightful to be here I can't really see any of you

I'll just focus on these guys, that will work for me.

I haven't given a speech with slides in fifteen years.

The name of my talk is "The rise of the different".

Why the global order doesn't work  and what we can do about it.

The global order doesn't work. I think that's obvious.

We live in what I call a G-0 world, not a G-7, not a G-20.

you look around the  world today, look at Europe

it is very clear that while United States  is prepared to send secretary Geithner

And when french president Sarkozy went to China

the response from the Chinese was "Not no, but hell no''

if the Europeans are going to get through this crisis,

Afghanistan, the United States  is leaving Afghanistan.

When I spoke to some Chinese officials recently and I asked them

"You know, the Brits  have done Afghanistan,

the Soviets, the Americans. Isn't it your turn?"

The response was  "No, we don't want to get involved".

Look at Syria, it has been over eighteen months

we have up to 30.000 dead and the likelihood of any resolution,

from anyone, is really not in front of us.

we have real problems on the ground in Syria,

I'll tell you what I'm going to do: I'm going to change my mind,

I will support anything you want to do in the Security Council.

we're not going to see  a resolution of Syria either,

how many more failed global summits on climate do we need to have

before we understand we should stop having

I was with my students the other day and I asked them this question

and one of my students raised his hand and said "Seven".

Which I thought was a pretty good answer,

I mean two or three is probably not enough

but by the time you get to ten it gets a little silly,

seven seems like enough failed additional global climate summits

So, we are in this environment, it's very clear.

And it's a very different world order from the one we had over the past decades,

the old world order was led by the United States.

When we came out of World War II we had Bretton Woods on currency,

They sound global, the World Bank sounds global.

all of these institutions were created by the United States

And that was the order you can call it a G-7 or a G-20

I'm going to focus on one in particular today.

The first is that the U.S doesn't want to do as much as they have historically.

Had any of you seen the foreign policy debate

of the U.S. presidential candidates  a week ago?

I apologize, you'll never get those ninety minutes back,

was that they didn't want to respond on foreign policy questions

that they wanted to do nation building at home.

The average American is less interested in being a global policeman,

they're less interested in being the lender of last resort,

Second major [reason] is that Europe and Japan,

don't want to do this either, they are busy, they are distracted.

It's very clear that for the last three years the Europeans

have been maximally distracted by crisis, that is not going to change.

Japan had now eighteen governments in twentytwo years.

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TEDx】異軍突起：Ian Bremmer在TEDxOxford的演講。 (【TEDx】The Rise of the Different: Ian Bremmer at TEDxOxford)

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