Thoughts on a changing global order from Janice Stein, a leading expert in global affairs

The global order that has shaped much of the past 75 years is changing at the same time as advances in AI are reshaping economies, institutions and global competition.

In this episode of School of Thought, Ontario Teachers’ Chief Strategy Officer Jonathan Hausman speaks with global affairs and international relations expert Janice Stein about how these forces are intersecting and what they could mean for leaders and institutions. Their conversation explores U.S.–China competition, the changing meaning of sovereignty, the opportunities presented by AI, and how organizations can position themselves for what comes next.

Stein brings decades of experience studying international relations, conflict and decision-making. She is the founding director of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, Chair of the Halifax International Security Forum, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, and an Officer of the Order of Canada and the Order of Ontario.

The conversation also considers what effective leadership looks like in periods of significant change, how new approaches can help institutions adapt, and where Stein sees opportunities for innovation, growth and positive transformation in an evolving global environment.

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