Leading global experts address our changing world order, and the implications for global governance to rethink how to foster peace, economic growth, and global standards.

Our world is more connected than ever before. Many of today's challenges are global in nature and require cooperation among nations to address them effectively. From the provision of rules governing global trade and finance to the agenda to combat climate change and harness the benefits of transformative new technologies while managing risks, international cooperation is indispensable. Yet the multilateral system-the institutions, rules, and policies to foster global collective action-is faltering. Undermined by long-standing shortcomings and failure to evolve with a dynamic global economy, it now confronts a rapidly and profoundly changing geopolitical and technological landscape.

Global Economic Governance in a Changing World Order addresses systemic issues of how the broad architecture of multilateralism may be reshaped to specific governance challenges in key areas such as international trade, global financial stability, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, and climate change.

Zia Qureshi is a Senior Fellow in the Global Economy and Development program at the Brookings Institution. His current research focuses on the economic implications of today's transformative changes, from geopolitics to technology. His latest book, a co-edited volume, is New Global Dynamics: Managing Economic Change in a Transforming World.

Jongkyu Lee is a Senior Fellow and Director of the Office of Global and North Korean Economic Studies at the Korea Development Institute. His work ranges from a focus on the North Korean economy and China to broader issues of global economic governance and financial stability.