Edited by David Held and Robert Schütze, this special issue of Global Policy brings together a group of scholars to discuss and assess the extent to which democracy can crystallise beyond the nation state, and whether such developments are, in principle, desirable.
Global Policy’s September 2017 issue contains, among others, research articles on the BRICS’ new development bank, the G20 and climate change, the human right to health, and digital diplomacy. It has a special section on ‘Policy Instruments for Innovation, Investment and Global Trade’
New free GP e-book out now: The Future of the Middle East edited by Hugh Miles and Alastair Newton. It brings together representatives from various opposition Islamist movements - potential leaders of the Arab world tomorrow - and Western experts to offer their views on where they think the Middle East is heading and what Western policy should be. Click here for more.
This Special Section on policy instruments for innovation, investment and global trade presents several approaches to fostering economic growth. It deals with instruments such as guarantees and loans for trade finance as well as export credits. It also sheds light on foreign direct investment strategies. For more, click here.
Shang-Jin Wei
Professor of Finance and Economics, International Affairs, and N.T. Wang Professor of Chinese Business and Economy Columbia University
Samir Saran
Senior Fellow and Vice President
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