Media
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La vague sud-coréenne “Hallyu” et les leçons pour la France et le Vietnam
Patrick Messerlin and Jimmyn Parc comment on 'Hallyu' in the Vietnamese news paper
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Finance Under Stress: US Decouples as China Opens-Up
Miriam Campanella writes about the consequences of the Trump administration's decoupling of China from the international financial regime
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Digital Innovation in East Asia: Do Restrictive Data Policies Matter?
Erik van der Marel and Martina Ferracane publish a World Bank Policy Research Working Paper using the DTRI and assess its impact on digital innovation.
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Far-Reaching Consequences of U.S. Financial Sanctions. The Dollar Shortage and the “Triffin Moment”
Miriam L. Campanella discusses the US financial sanctions and the consequences of disconnection from the dollar capital markets in Robert Triffin International
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Ahead of US-China trade talks, veteran negotiators warn that deals can often get lost in translation
As negotiators from the United States and China grow closer to clinching a deal to end the trade war, both sides will be wary of the complications that can arise from issues of language, interpretation and translation during negotiations
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Europe to Monitor Foreign Investments, but Don’t Expect a European CFIUS
Fredrik Erixon talks to Law.com about FDI screening in Europe.
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Trade vs Human Rights: Should Atrocities Prevent Foreign Business Deals?
Danny Murty comments on TRT Roundtable on the utility of economic sanctions against Myanamar in the wake of the Rohingya Crisis.
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The Shift to East: China, US Dollar, and the New Multipolar World
Miriam L. Campanella argues that the controversial trade policy initiated by Trump’s Administration, aimed at shrinking imports and relaunching America’s Manufacturing Renaissance, is set to have critical consequences on the dollar’s dominance.
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Un tête à tête au G20?
Fredrik Erixon interviewed by Euronews about the G20 summit.