The EU’s external projection: some interpretations based on the Elcano Global Presence Index
If the EU were a single country, its global presence would be almost as large as that of the US.
Globalization, development and governance
An Argentine G20: a Latin American agenda that concerns everyone
The G20 has different priorities: the future of work in the digital age, sustainable infrastructure and food security, with the possible addition of the fight against corruption. They are issues that concern Argentina especially, and virtually all the others, if not all.
Big states, big business, troubled societies
Shop window, megaphone and venue for discreet meetings: Davos is all these things. The main participants at the most recent World Economic Forum were the major states.
Spain in the world: an analysis of the Elcano Global Presence Index 2016
Spain maintains its 12th position in the Elcano Global Presence Index, although it has lost some measure of global presence in all of its dimensions (as have the other countries of the region).
Global presence is neither good, nor bad
The Elcano Global Presence Index is not normative. We would probably not reach a consensus on which forms of presence are positive and which are negative.
The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
The field of business and human rights has grown exponentially over the past 20 years and is no longer ignored by any serious business.
The United Kingdom is Spain’s major global partner
The Elcano Global Presence Index results show the co-dependence of the United Kingdom and Spain particularly in the economic and soft dimensions.
From the G20 to the G-Zero: global governance without Trump?
Is it possible a global governance without the US. Can the others continue managing the world without its collaboration and can the US act as it pleases?
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