Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the world continues to grapple with the lasting implications of one of the most consequential events of the 21st century. Beyond reshaping national security, foreign policy, and emergency preparedness, 9/11 transformed how governments, businesses, and communities think about resilience in the face of crisis. As a new generation assumes leadership across public and private sectors, this conversation will reflect on the lessons learned over the past quarter century and examine how those lessons apply to today’s evolving threats. Bringing together voices directly connected to the events of 9/11, this session will explore what it means to build a safer, more resilient society while preserving the values that define open democracies.
Energy, Environment, & Transition
Studio Stage: A Pro-Market Path to Decarbonization
Efforts to decarbonize the global economy have increasingly run into political and practical challenges, with top-down approaches often proving fragmented, slow, or contested. In this Studio Stage talk, Professor Karthik Ramanna explores a pro-market approach to decarbonization, highlighting how rigorous…
