Leading up to and in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis, there has been a significant amount of literature demonstrating how regulating cross-border financial flows helps prevent and mitigate financial crises. However, an increasing number of trade and investment treaties makes it difficult to regulate the inflow or outflow of capital to prevent and […]
Julie Klinger quoted in article entitled, “Radioactive waste standoff could slash high tech’s supply of rare earth elements.” ScienceMag, April 1 2019.
By Kira A.Sullivan-Wiley, Anne G. Short Gianotti , and John P.Casellas Connors Applied Geography, Volume 105, April 2019, Pages 47-57
Development projects, especially extractive, hydro or forest-clearing projects, frequently generate significant opposition from their neighbors, rendering projects infeasible. EJ Atlas, the most comprehensive compilation of such conflicts, lists 2,592 instances of socio-environmental conflicts around the world. Disputes and conflict may arise from numerous topics, such as water rights and water usage, air pollution, overburden and […]
By Rebecca Ray, Kevin P. Gallagher, and Cynthia Sanborn. Global China Initiative (2019).
A decade after the Global Financial Crisis, the world economy continues to be on fragile footing. While global growth is gradually recovering in many parts of the world, deep vulnerabilities remain in the global monetary and financial system at a period when support for multilateral institutions is very low in some countries. During these times, […]
By Rebecca Ray, Kevin P. Gallagher, Andrés López, and Cynthia Sanborn. El Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad del Pacífico, March 26 2019.
Rebecca Ray quoted in article entitled, “Venezuela crisis touches down in China.” Dialogo Chino, March 25 2019.
GEGI World Bank Research cited in article entitled “Isimba Dam to spur economic growth.” New Vision Uganda, March 25 2019.
By Julie Michelle Klinger. Journal of Geopolitics, Volume 24, No 1.