Emerging economies

Washington is rewriting the rules on outbound investment, but will it help or hinder America’s strategic competition with China?

New journal article explores how he proliferation of consumer credit during Brazil’s boom years has come at a high cost.

If the EU’s upcoming anti-coercion instrument falls short, there are other ways to soften the damage of Beijing’s trade weapon

The economic case for Germany cozying up to China is surprisingly weak

From pandemics to climate change to ever-growing humanitarian needs, humanity seems to be making very limited progress in tackling the structural causes of contemporary global crises. The result is a future of growing unknowns. Here, politics become increasingly experimental, as we struggle with unprecedented challenges and changes, leaving the fate of both planet and people to unproven technologies and uncertain policies. Today then, the realm of the experimental does not belong exclusively to the scientist, but increasingly to politicians and to political life – but with what implications? In his new book, The Global Lab, Adam Fejerskov explores the question of a future of experimental politics.

Ericsson’s position as a 5G tech leader shows multinationals can overcome a post-China future

Can Europe stay ahead in green and 5G technologies?

The possibility for collective action against China’s economic coercion seems more likely than ever.

The fight against covid-19, climate change, and conflict demands a team effort

China is running full steam ahead in pursuit of leadership in the 21st century’s most important global industries. Can Europe keep pace?

How Canada endured Beijing’s trade attack

Beijing remains cautious in upsetting the jobs & income foreign investment brings to China