Webinars of the week - 16 November Great webinars on the global order, Brexit, trade, monetary and fiscal policy.

Webinars of the week - 9 November After the US elections, there are some webinars assessing the outcomes. There is also FT's Global Boardroom with interesting panels, Brexit, 5G in Brazil and the role of parliaments and much more.

Webinars of the week - 2 November It is the US election week. I've selected some Latin American webinars, and I would not miss Cairney's presentation if you are a public policy enthusiast!

This is a week with some interesting webinars on the role of banks and central banks, lobbying and advocacy, corruption and a 2-day conference at Oxford on political theory.

This week we selected a series of events at King's College London related to Africa, and many others on the financial policies, trade and regulatory matters. I would highlight a book discussion on financial business power and multi-level regulation on Monday. One of the authors is Dr Scott James, my supervisor at King's and a leading researcher on lobbying and political economy.

This week, we selected webinars on policy trade, central banks, security and about digital platforms regulation. Also there are some Harvard policy writing workshops.

Some interesting webinars on Asia, Russia, the intersection between politics, democracy, elections, banking and Covid-19.

As the US presidential election approaches, some webinars cover that issue. Apart from that, this week's webinars talk about China, India, spending review, politics, environment and, of course, economy.

The selection for this week brings some interesting webinars on defense, the impact of Covid-19 in Asia and Latin America, new economy and democracy. I've selected a few webinars on public affairs as well.