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La seguridad económica se ha convertido en una prioridad en la agenda pública y privada de la Unión Europea. Las tensiones comerciales, las restricciones en las exportaciones y las inversiones y el uso creciente de la coerción económica han manifestado las vulnerabilidades del tejido económico europeo.  
En esta edición especial de Do Better Podcast, conformada por tres episodios producidos por EsadeGeo y el Centro de Gobierno Corporativo de Esade, la economista, investigadora y consejera del Banco de España, Judith Arnal, explica por qué las empresas están pasando de una lógica basada exclusivamente en la eficiencia a otra que incorpora resiliencia, gestión de riesgos y anticipación estratégica.  
El diálogo aborda también el papel de la Unión Europea, los límites entre seguridad y proteccionismo, y las nuevas capacidades que deben desarrollar los consejos de administración para operar en un entorno global cada vez más incierto. Presentado por Juan Mosoco del Prado, senior fellowde EsadeGeo. 

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En este episodio de Do Better Podcast, conmemorando el 15 aniversario de EsadeGeo, el Centro de Economía Global y Geopolítica de Esade, la secretaria general de Naciones Unidas sobre Comercio y Desarrollo y candidata a secretaria general de la ONU, Rebeca Grynspan, analiza el contexto en el que se encuentra el comercio global, marcado por incertidumbres geopolíticas, monetarias y financieras. Presentado por el profesor Angel Saz-Carranza , director de EsadeGeo.  

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“We are in the middle of this huge and unpredictable change in the global order,” says journalist Martin Wolf, Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator at the Financial Times. In a world marked by rising geopolitical tension and increasing economic fragmentation, understanding the forces shaping the global economy has never been more critical. In this episode of Do Better Podcast, Wolf joins us to talk about the global economy challenges the world is facing.  
As part of the 15th anniversary of EsadeGeo, Esade’s Center for Global Economy and Geopolitics, Wolf offers a wide-ranging assessment of the economy at a moment of profound transition. Hosted by Professor Angel Saz-Carranza, EsadeGeo’s director. 

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In this episode of Do Better Podcast, Senior Researcher and Research Coordinator at EsadeGeo Marie Vandendriessche speaks with Amrit Singh Deo, Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting and alumnus of the Full Time MBA at Esade, about India’s economic rise and its evolving role in an increasingly fragmented geopolitical landscape.
The conversation explores India’s growth story, its pursuit of strategic autonomy in foreign and security policy, and the renewed momentum behind the long-negotiated EU–India Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Particular attention is given to the main sticking points in the talks—agriculture, energy and climate policy (including CBAM), and services—alongside the opportunities emerging from closer cooperation on the energy transition, defense, technology, and connectivity.

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China is redefining what it means to be a global superpower—and doing so on its own terms. In this episode of Do Better Podcast, Dr. Yu Jie unpacks Beijing’s economic transition, geopolitical strategy, and shifting global ambitions for the years ahead.

The Asian superpower is undergoing one of the most significant strategic transformations in its modern history, and few analysts are better placed to unpack it than Dr. Yu Jie. In this new episode, Professor Angel Saz-Carranza, director of EsadeGeo, sits down with the Senior Research Fellow on China at Chatham House to explore how Beijing understands its role in a rapidly shifting world—and why its economic and geopolitical decisions today will shape global dynamics for years to come.

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