The evolving landscape of digital privacy, decentralization and digital assets has challenged traditional regulatory frameworks and reshaped social, economic and governance structures, including the rise of centralized digital oligarchies and the implications of decentralized finance and central bank digital currencies on financial stability, privacy and monetary sovereignty.
As the world shifts toward a new and uncertain world order, Canada finds itself on the front lines, caught between rival superpowers in a 360-degree threat environment.
Raquel Garbers, CIGI visiting executive from the Department of National Defence, provides insight on how globalization enabled hostile actors — China chief among them — to use illicit, unfair and illegal economic practices to corrupt the global order that has been essential for maintaining stable interstate relations.
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