Trade: gridlock and resilience
Why has global trade governance stalled, and where has it nonetheless shown resilience?
Journal articles, books and book chapters, policy briefs, discussion papers, reports and practitioner opinions by lill researchers, across the three pillars and five programmes. Every entry carries its pillar, programme, full author list and a link to the publisher or the document.
42 publications in Public Policy · sorted by date · page 3 of 3
Why has global trade governance stalled, and where has it nonetheless shown resilience?
How has technological change driven wage stagnation, inequality and political upheaval, and what new social contract could respond?
Surveys state violence in India from late colonial rule to 'Global India', explaining continuities in governance and the paradox of a democracy that routinely uses force against citizens.
If digital technology destroys more jobs than it creates, how should governments respond?
Why did Europe’s social democrats fail to gain from the 2008 crash, and how can they recover?
After the financial crisis, how can governments support their economies by coordinating public instruments for trade, innovation and finance as one strategic system?
Edited volume analysing climate policy in twelve developing countries across Asia, the Americas and Africa, and the actors, interests and institutions behind their new emissions pledges.
What would social and democratic politics for a good society look like in the 21st century?
Has the EU’s reliance on economic integration crowded out the solidarity and citizens’ involvement it now needs to get through the eurozone crisis?
How can European social democracy recover its values and build a political economy for the good society?
Could the EU’s open method of coordination help the G20 become a more effective and legitimate permanent body of global governance?
Why does the transatlantic economic relationship need a social dimension, and what institutions could deliver it?