The 2024 U.S. presidential election is shaping up to be a re-run of 2020 and fueled by a wide range of concurrent issues. How will a Biden or Trump Administration tackle U.S. political discourses on globalization, immigration, and international trade after the election?

In collaboration with the U.S. Embassy Stockholm, AmCham Sweden proudly presents Bruce Stokes, Non-Resident Transatlantic Fellow at The German Marshall Fund in Washington D.C., to help answer these and related concerns.

Stokes will draw upon his decades of expertise in U.S. public opinion, trade, globalization, and transatlantic relations to distill the implications of evolving American public opinion into the transatlantic context.

Bruce Stokes

Bruce Stokes, currently a visiting senior fellow at GMF, has a rich background in transatlantic relations and global economics. He coauthored recent studies on rebuilding Ukraine and served as the executive director of GMF’s Transatlantic Task Force. Previously, he held positions at the Council on Foreign Relations and the Pew Research Center, focusing on economic attitudes and public opinion surveys. Stokes has extensive experience in journalism and has been honored for his reporting, including prestigious awards for his coverage of economic issues. He holds degrees from Georgetown University and Johns Hopkins University.

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