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America’s Shale Revolution and the Dangerous Myth of Energy Independence

June 28, 2014

By Flynt Leverett and Hillary Mann Leverett Proponents of energy independence enshrine America’s so-called “shale revolution” as a geopolitical game

Do Natural Resource Exports Curse Governments? Some Insights...

May 28, 2014

Bridging Cultural Divides: Doing Business in China

May 28, 2014

Company Boards in China and India – Functioning on Half a Brain?

June 28, 2014

By Alice de Jonge Studies have shown that companies perform better when there is an equal representation of women at senior levels. However, some countries

Bridging Cultural Divides: Doing Business in China

May 28, 2014

China and Latin America: Connected and Competing

May 28, 2014

India: Domestic Lenses for a Global Vision for the 21st Century

June 28, 2014

By Jean-Pierre Lehmann India has emerged as one of the world’s six leading nations. Its global ambitions, however, are mired by difficult domestic

Company Boards in China and India – Functioning on Half...

June 28, 2014

Is the Reversal of the Moratorium on GM Crops Good...

May 28, 2014

Perceptionomics – How to Solve the Eurozone Crisis

May 28, 2014

By Terence Tse and Mark Esposito The “north vs. south” mentality of the Eurozone is not helping anyone, least of all the European Union as a whole.

The European Union Policies in the Aftermath of The Global...

November 13, 2013

Building Ethical Business Cultures: BRIC by BRIC

November 13, 2013

Development Strategies, Identities and Conflict in Asia

May 28, 2014

By Natalia Mirovitskaya and William Ascher Development strategies in Asian countries that are meant to increase peace and economic stability are often linked

A Review of Abenomics: The Bold Plan to End Deflationary...

January 13, 2014

Preparing Rice Farmers for Climate Change: Dissemination of Submergence Tolerant...

November 13, 2013

The Case for Africa – The Real Estate Angle – Knowledge is King

May 28, 2014

By Nick Lambert Many companies are being attracted to Africa by relatively low labour costs, burgeoning economies

Can the West Get Out of Its (Self-Made) Cul-de-Sac?

March 21, 2014

The Domestic and the Foreign: Mutual Entanglement Through Social...

March 20, 2014

The Zero Marginal Cost Society: The Internet of Things, the Collaborative Commons and the Eclipse of Capitalism

June 30, 2014

By Jeremy Rifkin The third Industrial Revolution is on its way. New York Times

The Future of Work

June 30, 2014

Open Heartbleed Surgery – Securing Against Further Vulnerabilities

May 28, 2014

The Future of Work

June 30, 2014

By Ian Pearson Many jobs didn’t exist a decade ago. New technology creates new jobs, but can eradicate jobs too. Below, Ian Pearson discusses the future

Company Boards in China and India – Functioning on Half...

June 28, 2014

Vignettes from the Modern Workplace

May 28, 2014

Perceptionomics – How to Solve the Eurozone Crisis

May 28, 2014 • Europe, GLOBAL ECONOMY, Governance & Regulation

By Terence Tse and Mark Esposito The “north vs. south” mentality of the Eurozone is not helping anyone, least of all the European Union as a whole. Berating the southern European countries for not having ‘stronger’ economies is harmful to everyone. Instead, it’s time for a new way of thinking – we need to change …
The Case for Africa – The Real Estate Angle – Knowledge is...

May 28, 2014 • FINANCE & BANKING, Global Capital Markets, GLOBAL ECONOMY, Middle East & Africa

By Nick Lambert Many companies are being attracted to Africa by relatively low labour costs, burgeoning economies
Turning a Blind Eye to the Political Promise of the Financial Crisis

March 21, 2014 • Capitalism in the 21st Century, FINANCE & BANKING, GLOBAL ECONOMY, Governance & Regulation

By Adrian Parr and Brad Evans The financial crisis of 2008 catapulted the world into one of the worst financial upheavals since the Great Depression of the 1930s. Below, Adrian Parr and Brad Evans suggest that the opportunities for new economic alternatives and equitable forms of social organisation are rapidly declining, and address the importance …
Beware of the taxman if you do not have transfer pricing documentation

January 13, 2014 • FINANCE & BANKING, Governance & Regulation

By Les Secular Too many companies do not have adequate transfer pricing documentation and face potential penalties. Below, Les Secular argues that as tax officers receive more training on transfer pricing, and more businesses seek to expand their activities overseas, companies should be prepared. I make no apologies for harping on yet again about transfer …
Ten Trends Shaping the International Economy

January 13, 2014 • Editor’s Choice, EMERGING TRENDS, FINANCE & BANKING, GLOBAL ECONOMY

By Adrián Blanco and Tomás Guerrero Below, Adrián Blanco and Tomás Guerrero discuss ten economic trends shaping the global economy, including factors such as a multicurrency international monetary system, a revolution in energy, protectionism and demographic pressures. 1. Is unconventional monetary policy creating a tsunami of public debt? The severity of the financial crisis has …

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