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Globalization, development and governance

Cash for development? DEVE Committee, European Parliament
Future of Europe Working Papers

Cash for development? The use of microcredits and cash transfers as development tools

El informe aporta detalles de los últimos avances en estas herramientas de liquidez para el desarrollo en el momento en que la UE está remodelando sus instrumentos de financiación del desarrollo para el período 2021-27.

By Aitor Pérez, Nicolás Ayensa, Maricruz Lacalle
12 Feb 2021 //
2 mins Reading time
Global risks and future scenarios: starting down the road. Photo: Shane Stagner (@shanestagner). Elcano Blog
Globalization, development and governance Experts Comments

Global risks and future scenarios: starting down the road

The 16th edition of the Global Risks Report stands out due to the significantly changing nature of risks it introduces and a new framework.

By Raquel Jorge Ricart
27 Jan 2021 //
5 mins Reading time
Essential supplies to help the Democratic Republic of the Congo to tackle the coronavirus pandemic next to the plane part of the EU Humanitarian Air Bridge. Photo: Trésor Malete – EC Audiovisual Service / © European Union, 2020
Future of Europe Analyses

Collaborative efforts to stimulate sustainable investment for COVID-19 recovery in developing countries

Limited fiscal space in many developing countries demands collective efforts and EU leadership to help improve their macro-economic conditions

By San Bilal
30 Dec 2020 //
22 mins Reading time
The world has changed for Biden (and for everyone). Caution tape at the United States Capitol. Photo: Andy Feliciotti (@someguy)
Global Spectator Experts Comments

Four years on: the world has changed for Biden (and for everyone)

The world has changed in various important ways which Joe Biden, as the new US President, will need to take on board

By Andrés Ortega
22 Dec 2020 //
6 mins Reading time
Plant resilience. Photo: Pierre Pouliquin (CC BY-NC 2.0). Elcano Blog
Global Spectator Experts Comments

The power of resilience

The pandemic is showing that resilience has to do with the strength and flexibility of the institutions, the economy and the society.

By Andrés Ortega
15 Dec 2020 //
6 mins Reading time
Sustainability-driven digital transitions. Pleasant Places, by Quayola. Photo: Ars Electronic (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0). Elcano Blog
Globalization, development and governance Experts Comments

Sustainability-driven digital transitions: tools for the long term

Digital transitions will reshape the sustainability paradigm, but these transitions must be sustainable in itself as well.

By Raquel Jorge Ricart
14 Dec 2020 //
6 mins Reading time
Riyadh (Saudi Arabia), the site of the recent G20 summit. Photo: ekrem osmanoglu (@konevi). elcano Blog
Global Spectator Experts Comments

G20: vacuity and hope

Amid the global pandemic and acute economic crisis that has followed, the G20 has been found wanting. The Riyadh summit proves it.

By Andrés Ortega
24 Nov 2020 //
7 mins Reading time
COVID-19 and human rights: conjuring up a defence of the right to science
Globalization, development and governance Experts Comments

COVID-19 and human rights: conjuring up a defence of the right to science

In the context of the current crisis, meeting the state’s obligations to respect, protect and realise the right to science is a challenging task.

By Jessica Almqvist
11 Nov 2020 //
13 mins Reading time
Consequences of COVID-19 on developing and emerging economies. Empty shelves at Sainsbury’s (London, UK). Photo: John Cameron (@john_cameron). Elcano Blog
Globalization, development and governance Experts Comments

The consequences of COVID-19 on developing and emerging economies

Dealing with COVID-19 poses a challenge to every nation but the challenges faced by developing and emerging economies are different.

04 Nov 2020 //
6 mins Reading time
Liquidity: an emerging priority in development aid. Direct cash aid for the most vulnerable. Photo: EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0). Elcano Blog
Globalization, development and governance Experts Comments

Liquidity: an emerging priority in development aid

Liquidity has become a priority in other areas of international cooperation, such as development aid.

By Aitor Pérez
21 Oct 2020 //
5 mins Reading time
Globalisation reimagined. Image of an empty airport. Photo: Dyana Wing So (@dyanawingso). Elcano Blog
Global Spectator Experts Comments

Globalisation reimagined

Looking ahead to a post-COVID-19 world, which we have not yet reached, it may be useful to pin down the terms of this reimagined globalisation

By Andrés Ortega
15 Sep 2020 //
6 mins Reading time
Pope Francis's speech at the UN General Assembly on 2015. Photo: ONU/Evan Schneider
Global Spectator Experts Comments

A pandemic without moral authorities

The pandemic has been characterised by a notable lack of moral authorities, of prominent figures to act as beacons of light.

By Andrés Ortega
01 Sep 2020 //
7 mins Reading time

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