Staatliche Finanzierung für innovative Exportunternehmen
How can public finance help innovative exporters, including small and medium-sized firms, bring new ideas to international markets?
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How can public finance help innovative exporters, including small and medium-sized firms, bring new ideas to international markets?
How do public managers make sense of big data, and why does that matter for whether administrations use it?
What do researchers and practitioners need to know about the institutions, instruments and debates that shape global trade policy?
What makes companies decide how much insurance to buy, and how much does managers’ own risk aversion shape that decision?
Argues that the Enhanced Integrated Framework's evidence-based needs assessments, country ownership and targeted support help least developed countries overcome binding constraints on expanding trade.
What holds public administrations back from adopting smart government technologies in the early stages of implementation?
How can the idea of creating shared value be applied beyond the single firm, to how governments and wider systems create value for society?
Compares African universal service funds and finds that weak policy design, poor stakeholder engagement, limited accountability and political interference stop them extending telecoms coverage to rural areas.
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.
Why do export credit and political risk insurance need common global standards, and what should those standards look like?
If digital technology destroys more jobs than it creates, how should governments respond?
What drives demand for government export credit guarantees, and what does that mean for how export credit agencies are designed?
Why did Europe’s social democrats fail to gain from the 2008 crash, and how can they recover?