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The Future of Diplomacy After COVID-19: Multilateralism and the Global Pandemic

The United Nations and multilateral diplomacy: the journey so far and the challenges ahead Notes COVID-19 Where public health and diplomacy converge Domestic and international adaptation to COVID-19 Redefining national interests: interplay between priorities: protecting the economy and people’s health Metamorphosing multilateral diplomacy Notes Future of sustainable development Background: towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Implementation of the 2030 Agenda up to 2020 Implications of COVID-19 on sustainable development and response from the UN Inequality Climate change Advancing the future of sustainable development post-COVID Strengthening global health diplomacy in the time of CO VID-19: The case for adaptive leadership Notes Future of economic diplomacy and financing for development “The medical record” of the global economy The practice of economic diplomacy and its “active ingredients and side effects”How did the pandemic infect the world economy, in its initial stage?International trade and its “quarantine”Rising debt with “pre-existing conditions”The future of work and the “new strain” of challenges Economic diplomacy during the pandemic and towards the new paradigm of implementation The United Nations “analgesics”Proposed “prescriptions” for the financing for development Trade in the “new normal”“Debt Treatment” in three phases and the middle-income countries challenges The “new normal” and the future of work Looking forward: international tax cooperation, private finance and cities The role of Bretton Woods Institutions and COVID-19 Future of digital cooperation The state of Digital up to 2020: the good, the bad and the ugly State of governance COVID-19 “locking down” the good COVID-19 as a “booster shot” for the had COVID-19 “unmasking” the ugly Global digital cooperation Building hack better with broadband: how CO VID-19 has supercharged digital cooperation Being offline means being left behind Seizing the moment Lessons of the pandemic Notes Future of international peace and security From the Spanish Flu to COVID-19 and to the next pandemic International peace and security up to 2020 Implications of COVID-19 on international peace and security The impact of the pandemic on the United Nations peace and security machinery The impact of COVID-19 on peace and security in the field Realpolitik and international security in the context of COVID-19 What do we need to be future-ready?Turning a lost year into a leap forward Notes The future is multilateralism The UN75 declaration as a turning point Boosting partnerships at all levels and with all relevant stakeholders Delivering for sustainable development Economic diplomacy and financing for development Improving digital cooperation Maintaining international peace and security Mobilizing the Security Council Revitalizing the General Assembly Strengthening the independence of the Secretariat Conclusion Notes

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