Article
From Gold and Grain to Petabytes and Petaflops: Rewriting the Wealth of Nations
The wealth of nations now lies not in vaults or fields, but in data flows and computational systems.
Blog Post
Women’s status in economics: Evidence from Africa, Asia, and Latin America
New research by Fiona Tregenna and co-authors examines gender gaps in economics across Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Blog Post
Building STI Policy Capacity: A Multi-Agency UN Effort in Action
Global experts discuss how stronger STI policy capacity can support sustainable development and long-term institutional change.
Journal Issue
Forum: Bridging the Gap between Academics and Policymakers in Africa
The aim of the forum is to kick-start a conversation on the status of academic and policy engagement across the African continent.
Article
Amid rising tensions, ‘friendshoring’ might keep global trade alive
How US-China decoupling is reshaping global value chains and creating new opportunities for developing economies.
Blog Post
Fitch’s Recent Revision Signals a Notable Shift in Sovereign Debt Governance
A technical change in Fitch’s ratings criteria could ease one of the biggest barriers to temporary debt relief for crisis-hit economies.
Blog Post
Hidden Debts, Missing Assets: What the Spring Meetings Forgot
Debt transparency is advancing. But, until the world measures hidden assets too, the financial system will keep solving for the wrong equation.
Article
What is Non-Economic Loss and Damage and Why does it Matter?
Explaining non‑economic loss and damage: how climate change affects lives, identity, culture and belonging in ways numbers can’t capture.
Article
Rational Opacity: Governing Intelligence Beyond Understanding
The very qualities that make AI valuable in governance are the ones that make it difficult to govern
Media Coverage
Tenth Global IPSI Conference Featured on Japanese TV
Nippon Television showcased recent activities of the International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative.