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Particularly a pandemic, as we saw, has impact on the economic development of the world.

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Does it mean that you react the same way? But 911 is We all have seen it.

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You know, so it's synchronised that moment because they might differ.

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The shocks that were considered real shocks internally for the organisation, then what might be the global shocks?

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Welcome to Global Shocks. The podcast of the Oxford Mountain Program on Changing global Borders.

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My name is John King and I'm a research fellow in international relations.

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And in this podcast, we're going to explore how international organisations deal with global shocks.

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Global shocks are all around us, from humanitarian emergencies to war, financial crises to pandemics.

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So how can international organisations respond to them, adapt to them and survive such turbulent times?

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To find out, we are entering the conversation with leading figures from these organisations,

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to find out how they're affected by crisis and turbulence, what lessons they draw from the past, and what future prospects they have.