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Energy Transition

Woody addiction: Biomass is the UK’s dirty little secret to getting clean
10.Aug.2020 - 13:00
Lauded internationally for reducing its coal dependency and cleaning up its economy, the United Kingdom’s energy transition has a dirty little…
Europe must take ambitious lead in green hydrogen – German govt advisor
05.Aug.2020 - 13:00
Europe’s economy is well placed to benefit from the fledgling global hydrogen economy and should decisively follow through with its hydrogen…
Moscow cries foul over EU’s planned carbon border tax
03.Aug.2020 - 13:00
Russia’s economic development minister warned last week that the EU’s plans to deploy a carbon tax at the bloc’s borders will not be…
Go green or get out? The impact of an EU carbon border adjustment on third countries
29.Jul.2020 - 13:00
The European Union (EU) is planning to tax carbon-intensive products as a strategy to decrease global emissions and avoid carbon leakage. But will…
The IEA Won’t Budge: Fossil fuels, nuclear, and carbon capture remain key to innovation strategies
27.Jul.2020 - 13:00
Despite so much criticism directed at the International Energy Agency (IEA) over the years, the Paris-based intergovernmental organization, which was…

Triple Crisis

Essential—and Expendable—Mexican Labor (Part 2)
27.Jul.2020 - 19:44
On both sides of the border, Mexican workers are now essential—to U.S. corporations. By Mateo Crossa and James M. Cypher (guest post) This…
Africa’s Farmers: Key to Solving Malnutrition
24.Jul.2020 - 16:00
By Timothy A. Wise The United Nations issued its annual hunger report July 13, ringing alarm bells the world over as governments gird for a…
Essential—and Expendable—Mexican Labor (Part 1)
22.Jul.2020 - 20:19
On both sides of the border, Mexican workers are now essential—to U.S. corporations. By Mateo Crossa and James M. Cypher (guest post) This…
Failing Africa’s Farmers
14.Jul.2020 - 13:40
New report shows Africa’s Green Revolution is “failing on its own terms.” By Timothy Wise Republished from the Institute for…
Time for the West to Embrace Chinese Industrial Policy, Not Eliminate it
06.Jul.2020 - 18:40
Western market fundamentalism is a dead-end road as far as long term economic prosperity goes. By Marshall Auerback (guest post) This article was…

Just governance

The G20 and Infrastructure
15.Mar.2018 - 18:39
[Spanish version available here.] With the growing concentration of wealth and power, the financial and corporate sectors tend to capture governments…
El rol del G20 en la agenda de infraestructura
15.Mar.2018 - 17:25
Una de las consecuencias es la inequidad. Por ejemplo, en Ciudad del Cabo, Sudáfrica, la aproximación al “Día Cero”…
IMF and World Bank: Marching to a G20 Tune?
25.Oct.2017 - 20:36
This year, the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting on October 12-13 overlapped with the IMF-World Bank annual meeting on…
The G20 Infrastructure Partnerships with Africa: Obstacles in the way
20.Sep.2017 - 20:50
This article first appeared on the International Development Blog by the German Development Institute. The G20 Partnership with Africa, highlights the…
Beware the Cascade-World Banck to the Future
23.May.2017 - 17:39
The G20, the World Bank’s “Cascade”, and Trump: Going to any Length to “Crowd In” the Private Sector? For several years,…

Eurozone 2013: Prospects & Challenges

Epilogue: The Euro as Historical Hubris
10.Feb.2014 - 13:05
The euro is many things at once. Like all other currencies, it is a means of payment, a unit of account and a store of value. Since its inception, it…
2013: A Year in the Crisis
15.Jan.2014 - 12:54
So here we are in 2014. As this edition of the Euro Crisis blog draws to a close, it is time to say farewell to the readers and greet the new…
Too Much Trust in EU Institutions
09.Jan.2014 - 13:43
The general impression is that the EMU zone (which gathers countries belonging to, or potentially belonging to, the euro) suffers from a crisis of…
A Not-So-Surprising Accession
09.Jan.2014 - 13:15
On January 1st, 2014, the day on which the euro had its 15th birthday, Latvia became the 18th member of the eurozone. This accession was prepared over…
EMU Crisis, Barroso and the Inter-Institutional Balance
19.Dec.2013 - 14:30
The start of 2014 marks and important turn in the EU: the euro crisis seems over, everyone is getting ready for the ‘this time it is…

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