Geopolitics

Global trade after COVID-19: From fixed capital to human capital

This article is adapted from The global trade map after COVID-19: where to for global companies and investors, and policymakers?

Alexis Crow y Samir Saran 20 may 2021

International Trade and Investment

11 ways to align global economic governance with a green new deal

As the world economy reels from the largest shock in decades, “build back better” has become an urgent mantra, backed by trillions in emergency spending. But delivering global climate goa...

Thomas Hale 04 may 2021

Beyond Geopolitics

7 views on how technology will shape geopolitics

This piece originally appeared on Forbes.

Ariel Kastner 07 abr 2021

Beyond Geopolitics

Geopolitics and investment in emerging markets after COVID-19

As investors ponder the impact of the world’s greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression, emerging markets (EMs) face a swift reversal of fortune. Some of the fastest-growing eco...

Alexis Crow y Samir Saran 25 sep 2020

Geopolitics

How US-China tensions could hamper development efforts

Through much of the Cold War, international development was simultaneously an important policy objective in its own right, and an arena of superpower competition. That era’s titanic strug...

Bruce Jones 16 sep 2020

Geopolitics

4 views on the shape of global cooperation in the time of COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic is posing challenges to governments and institutions around the world. To address urgent public health and economic needs, stakeholders are coordinating and forming ...

Karin von Hippel, Lynn Kuok, Fyodor Lukyanov y Susana Malcorra 06 jul 2020

India

The New World Disorder and The Indian Imperative - an extract

This is an extract from Shashi Tharoor and Samir Saran's new book: The New World Disorder and The Indian Imperative. Join our Book Club to discuss.

Shashi Tharoor y Samir Saran 22 ene 2020

Club de lectura

Pax Sinica - an extract

This is an extract from Dr Samir Saran and Akhil Deo's new book Pax Sinica: Implications for the Indian Dawn. Join the World Economic Forum Book Club to discuss.

Samir Saran y Akhil Deo 19 ene 2020

El futuro del progreso económico

Welcome to the age of the platform nation

Since the First Industrial Revolution, growth and welfare have depended upon increasing the efficiency of production. Specialization, manufacturing, electricity and the computer all incre...

Samir Saran y Mihir Sharma 17 oct 2019

India

3 reasons why data is not the new oil - and why this matters to India

The 1970s saw heated debates in the international community with regard to the ownership of natural resources, centered on the methods and institutions that would manage their price and s...

Samir Saran 04 oct 2019