TOPICS: ‘International economics’

New Opportunities for Cooperation in Designing and Delivering International AidFebruary 06, 2013 / Filiz BikmenThis policy brief encourages Turkey to learn from Europe and the United States as it starts international development programs.
Read more...U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Wake of the U.S. ElectionNovember 29, 2012 / Bruce StokesThis policy brief looks at likely pillars of the Obama administration’s economic policy toward China in its second term.
Read more...Global Swing States and the Trade OrderNovember 27, 2012 / Jennifer HillmanThis policy paper looks at the influence of Brazil, India, Indonesia, and Turkey on international trade.
Read more...The Ashgate Research Companion to International Trade PolicyAugust 23, 2012 / Kati SuominenAshgateGMF Transatlantic Fellow Kati Suominen contributes her expertise in the new book The Ashgate Research Companion to International Trade Policy.
Read more...Advantage India: Why China Will Lose the Contest for Global InfluenceJuly 02, 2012 / Daniel M. KlimanGlobalAsiaMany see China’s authoritarian government as an asset in its rise up the economic ladder, but India’s more open and transparent democracy gives it the edge when it comes to becoming a global power, writes Daniel M. Kliman.
Read more...What Next in a post-Doha World? – Lessons from EU, U.S., and Chinese Trade Policy StrategiesJune 27, 2012 / David Kleimann, Joe Guinan, Andrew SmallGlobal Governance ProgrammeWith the WTO hamstrung and the Doha Round dead in all but name, the future directions of international trade and investment liberalisation will be largely determined by the policy strategies and initiatives of the world’s economic superpowers.
Read more...Why the World Needs AmericaJune 14, 2012 / Kati SuominenGlobal Trends 2030The global economic order – the post-war framework of global governance built on rules-based institutions and free and open markets – is largely America’s creation. It has been the midwife of growth and globalization that have produced prosperity around the world.
Read more...Narcissism of Minor Differences or Major Economic Rifts? The Political Economy of (Post) Financial Crisis Management in the United States and the European UnionApril 04, 2012 / Stormy-Annika Mildner, Daniela SchwarzerAfter highlighting the key similarities and differences of the respective policy approaches in this policy paper, the authors discuss possible root causes for the financial crisis.
Read more...February 13, 2012 / Andrew SmallRead more...Securing Access to Critical Raw Materials: What Role for the WTO in Tackling Export Restrictions? Four Proposals for a Transatlantic AgendaDecember 08, 2011 / Stormy-Annika MildnerThis paper outlines proposals for dealing with export restrictions on critical raw materials....
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