Economic growth

Philippe De Lombaerde and Frank Mattheis were Speakers at the EULAS Webinar on Essays on Global Regionalism

The EULAS Book Club

Beyond Rating Accuracy: Governing the Production of Credit Judgement

In Global Policy, Daniel Cash explores why governing credit judgement may matter more than rating accuracy.

The Market Can No Longer Govern Itself

The issue is no longer whether markets are efficient, but whether the governing institutions can match the intelligence built into those markets.

Financial Inclusion for Smallholders: Integrating a Resource Nexus Approach Into Agricultural Finance Systems

This publication was released as part of the UNU-FLORES focus area Resilient Food, Forest and Ecosystems.

When Everyone Can See Everything, Who Actually Understands Anything?

AI has dramatically expanded our ability to observe organizational behavior, yet it has not equally expanded our ability to understand it.

Untangling the Spaghetti Bowl of Regional Integration

This is a joint PhD project between UNU-CRIS and Ghent University.

Debt Traps or Foreign Investments? Framing the BRI Debate throughout the Montenegro “Highway to Nowhere” Case Study

With Great Power Comes Great Dispersion. How Policy-Cycle Competences Drive Power Dispersion in Regional Organizations

This is an open-access article. Do member states concentrate or disperse competences when delegating authority to regional organisations (ROs)?

The Algorithm Divide: Why Developing Nations Risk Being Left Behind Forever

The key question now isn’t which nation is the most efficient producer, but which nation has access to the algorithm economy.

Automotive Regionalism and Transnational Capitalism: Engines of Latin American Regional Integration