Under this topic, research is directed towards the following questions: How can the international community reconnect and reboot global inclusive development (GID), through both existing and new international, national, regional, and sub-regional institutions? Which policy ideas might help reduce inequality and generate shared prosperity? How can civil society players cooperate with state institutions and markets?
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Populism and epochal change: Surface phenomena versus deep structures
With reference to the growing success of right-wing populist movements and parties before and after...
Trade unions and social movements: Opportunities and obstacles in alliance-building and cooperation
At a time when much of the Western world is concerned with the upsurge of...
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Pointing to France’s long history of combining forms of dirigiste policymaking with interest group fragmentation,...
Political misperceptions and their causes: Suggestions for research
The extent of misperceptions of political events and developments is assumed to be largely determined...
Democratic capitalism and its discontents
Fifteen world-renowned scholars gathered at Berlin’s Dialogue of Civilizations Research Institute (DOC) to discuss problems...
Italy’s race after the MoU on the Silk Road
China is getting closer and closer. In the Italian government, some welcome it whereas others...
Brexit: Are the British elite up to the task?
With Brexit postponed until 12 April at the earliest, we will have to wait longer...
Kazakhstan: The transition has finally begun
The ‘Kazakhstan transition’ has been expected for years. Although it was widely predicted, no one...
North Macedonia: A new name, a new opportunity
After changing its name to the ‘Republic of North Macedonia’ under the Prespa agreement with...
The Warsaw ministerial on the Middle East: A new dimension of solidarity
On 13-14 February, the ‘Ministerial to Promote a Future of Peace and Security in the...
Macroeconomics in the developing world: Major observations
Research on macroeconomic policies in countries of the Global South developed from a workshop on...
Trends in a transition economy: Kazakhstan’s monetary policy after independence
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, former socialist countries entered a phase of economic...
Exchange rate and foreign exchange reserve policies
This paper considers developing country exchange rate and foreign exchange reserve policies. It offers criticism...
Macroeconomic policy in developing countries: Questioning the new protectionist turn
The benefits of further internationalisation have vanished for most countries, regardless of whether they are...
Central bank independence and economic growth
Central bank independence (CBI) is usually understood as the central bank’s ability to control monetary...
Kazakhstan: The transition has finally begun
The ‘Kazakhstan transition’ has been expected for years. Although it was widely predicted, no one...
North Macedonia: A new name, a new opportunity
After changing its name to the ‘Republic of North Macedonia’ under the Prespa agreement with...
The Iranian revolution: An anniversary few expected
Forty years ago, a revolution took place in Iran, which the world referred to as...
Political misperceptions and their causes: Suggestions for research
The extent of misperceptions of political events and developments is assumed to be largely determined...
Will there be order in the world?
It is hard to say how the world order will be reshaped and whether it...
Chaos, fear, and hegemony: Equality and efficiency in the international order
The main argument of this short paper asserts that, after a protracted period of significant...
India in the ‘Asian century’: Thinking like a hegemon?
The rise of two Asian powerhouses in world politics has prompted the 21st century to...
The debate on American hegemony
Ian Clark is correct when he writes that “the present state of the ‘hegemony debate’...
Reinventing hegemonies: A conference
The Dialogue of Civilizations Research Institute (DOC), East China Normal University, and Carlton University had...
The dollar and the world-economy: Longue durée thinking
This paper considers the role played by money in the construction of global hegemony. It...
Making and breaking social capital: The paradox of China’s social credit system
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The concept of a universal basic income (UBI) is becoming increasingly popular in discussions about...
Pensions: Risking the twentieth century’s biggest social gain
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Technological innovation: The challenges for labour
Amazon’s postal delivery drones. Google’s self-driving cars. Artificial intelligence. Today, the rapid advancement of computer...
Towards an inclusive world: Reformulating public policies
The opportunity to redesign the foundations of social systems rarely arises. The zeitgeist does not...
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Chinese investment in Africa: New model for economic development or business as usual?
As China’s trade relations with other world powers continue to attract attention, African leaders have...
Measuring the progress of societies: Alternatives to GDP
During the 1990s under the Washington Consensus, ways of measuring different dimensions of society began...
A new strategy for Afghanistan
Efforts to transform overnight insecure and destitute societies into liberal democracies with free-market economies, predominant...
Making Sustainability Work Through Business Transformation
A recent study found India’s economic growth to be at over seven percent, largely led by businesses...
Africa-Europe: Intercontinental relations in a multipolar world and the way ahead
Intercontinental relations between Africa and Europe are based on the overall frameworks of the Cotonou...
Towards a new pan-Africanism? A brief introduction
Africa’s situation remains unsatisfactory due to a complex combination of problems and factors at the...
Cooperation between Africa and the EU: The role of think tanks
What are the challenges when discussing the current state of cooperation between Africa and the...
Why Europe urgently needs to rethink its unfair trade deals with Africa
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Citizens, states, corporations, and nature: EU-South Africa conflicts flare
In sharp contrast to both xenophobic political and neoliberal economic trends that have emerged across...
