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This YaleGlobal series examines Iran’s big power ambitions and its ability to divide the international community to achieve its goal.

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As major powers impose sanctions for violation of its non-proliferation commitment, Iranian leaders cultivate ties with developing nations. A flurry of international activity which might seem hollow, could eventually transform into effective power.

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Relentless pursuit of economic growth without attention to employment, environmental protection and basic social comforts remains a recipe for global disaster.

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Uniting around a set of priorities, coordinating messages, ensuring fair representation among global institutions – a search for common values – could increase EU influence in global affairs.

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Europe lacks leaders who can rally citizens and member nations behind a common agenda for economic reform, euro rescue and other initiatives that can keep crises at bay and solidify integration.

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ASEAN nations fail to unite on many issues, but one point of agreement stands firm: the fear of being forced to choose between two big powers. Analysts should not anticipate that a grand US-ASEAN alliance against China is in the offing.

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Roundtable Discussion featuring: Robert Shiller, Arthur M. Okun Professor of Economics, Yale University, Stephen Roach, Senior Research Fellow, Jackson Institute for Global Affairs,Thomas Cooley, Stern School of Business, NYU, Moderator: Ernesto Zedillo, Frederic Iseman ‘74 Director, Yale Center for the Study of Globalization.

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The nature of global threats is evolving, and as a global economic power, Japan can lead in peace-building, economic development, nonproliferation and environmental protection.

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