Archived Databases

Fueling Global Energy Finance: The Emergence of China in Global Energy Investment

This data visualization is the corresponding interactive to the article “Fueling Global Energy Finance: The Emergence of China in Global Energy Investment” published in Energies in October 2018.

Suggested citation: Gopal, S.; Pitts, J.; Li, Z.; Gallagher, K.P.; Baldwin, J.G.; Kring, W.N. “Fueling Global Energy Finance: The Emergence of China in Global Energy Investment,” Global Development Policy Center, Boston University.

Beyond Bretton Woods? Complementarity & Competition in the International Economic Order

The Beyond Bretton Woods Database is the corresponding interactive database to the Development & Change special issue “Beyond Bretton Woods? Complementarity & Competition in the International Economic Order” published in January 2019.

Suggested citation: Kring, W. and Gallagher, K. (2019) “Beyond Bretton Woods? Complementarity & Competition in the International Economic Order,” Global Development Policy Center, Boston University. 

Greening Development Lending in the Americas Interactive Data

The Greening Development Lending in the Americas Database is the corresponding interactive database to the journal article “Greening Development Lending in the Americas: Trends & Determinants” published in Ecological Economics, December 2018. The data represented in these interactive images is from 2007-2016.

Suggested citation: Gallagher, K. and Yuan, F. (2018) “Greening Development Lending in the Americas,” Global Development Policy Center, Boston University. 

Renewable Energy: The Trillion Dollar Opportunity for Chinese Overseas Investment

The Renewable Energy: The Trillion Dollar Opportunity for Chinese Overseas Investment Database is the corresponding interactive database to the journal article “Renewable Energy: The Trillion Dollar Opportunity for Chinese Overseas Investment” published in China & World Economy (CWE), December 2018.

Suggested citation: Munoz, M., Gallagher, K. and Li, Z. (2018) “Renewable Energy: The Trillion Dollar Opportunity for Chinese Overseas Investment,” Global Development Policy Center, Boston University. 

Regulating Capital Flows in Emerging Markets: the IMF and the Global Financial Crisis

The purpose of this project is to empirically examine the extent to which the IMF has changed its official policy advice to developing countries on managing capital flows in the wake of the financial crisis. Coders analyzed the IMF’s annual “Article IV” reports. 

Suggested citation: Gallagher, K., & Tian, Y. (2017). Regulating capital flows in emerging markets: The IMF and the global financial crisis. Review of Development Finance.