Lisbon, September 11, 2024 — Professor Vinícius Vieira, Associate Professor of Economics and International Relations at Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado (FAAP), PhD in IR from Oxford University, and secretary of the International Political Science Association's (IPSA) Research Committee on International Political Economy, delivered an insightful lecture at the University of Lusófona, Lisbon, as part of the LusoGlobe – Lusófona Centre on Global Challenges series.
Titled “Geopolitics and Shaping Nations and Markets: Identity Capital, Trade, and the Populist Rage,” Professor Vieira's presentation explored the intricate relationships between national identity, economic structures, and the rise of populism in modern geopolitics. Drawing from his extensive research on emerging powers, regionalism, and the influence of material factors and identity, Professor Vieira offered a comprehensive analysis of how identity and market dynamics influence geopolitical strategies and international trade.
With his expertise in International and Comparative Political Economy, Professor Vieira shed light on the key drivers behind the nationalist-populist movements sweeping across various regions. His lecture highlighted the growing role of identity capital in shaping national markets and political behavior, stressing that understanding this interplay is crucial for addressing contemporary global challenges.
The event was attended by scholars, students, and policymakers, marking another successful installment in LusoGlobe’s efforts to facilitate dialogue on pressing international issues.
