Media
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Global financial governance and Belt and Road Initiative are mutually beneficial
A paper by Professor Qiao Yide, Vice Chairman and Secretary General of SDRF, written for China Business News
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UMPs’ Spillovers, and the Periphery’s Spillbacks
SSRN has published Miriam L. Campanella paper on UM's spillovers and reverse spillbacks, which hint to new dynamics in monetary policies
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Building for Success: A World Trade Agenda for the Buenos Aires Ministerial
The report discusses the needs for more liberalisation and better rules in global trade and what WTO Members should focus on in the light of the next WTO Ministerial Conference in Buenos Aires
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Kopiert Donald Trump die Anti-TTIP-Bewegung?
Matthias Bauer writes about striking parallels in the agitation of Donald Trump and Germany's anti-TTIP movement
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The Effects of Conventional and Unconventional FDI on the Host Country: A Case Study of the Korean Automobile Industry
A working paper, presented at the 17th World Economic History Congress (WEHC)
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Nichtregierungsorganisationen in der TTIP-Debatte: Kommt von Herzen, was auf Herzen wirken soll?
Matthias Bauer writes in the ifo Institute's Schnelldienst about the role of NGOs in shaping globalisation
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The political power of evoking fear: the shining example of Germany’s anti-TTIP campaign movement
Matthias Bauer writes about anti-TTIP campaign movements in Germany and Austria
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Services in the European Union What Kinds of Regulatory Policies Enhance Productivity?
Erik van der Marel publishes a World Bank report on how to enhance productivity in the EU through services
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EU Regular Economic Report
Erik van der Marel co-authored to the World Bank's EU Regular Economic Report focusing on EU services markets
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Ricardo Does Services: Services Sector Regulation and Comparative Advantage in Goods
Erik van der Marel writes a chapter in the new Handbook on Trade in Services
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Pferd(e) und Reiter in den Protest-Kampagnen um TTIP in Deutschland und Europa
Matthias Bauer writes (in German) about horses and riders in the German and European protest movements against TTIP (and CETA)
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Bargaining power in multilateral trade negotiations: Canada and Japan in the Uruguay Round and Doha Development Agenda
Philipp Lamprecht develops and applies a theoretical framework of bargaining power in international trade negotiations via a comparative analysis of the negotiation profiles of Canada and Japan in the Uruguay Round and Doha Development Agenda