CEIS - CENTRE FOR ECONOMICS AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

Slowing global warming is among the most complex economic, political and diplomatic challenges of our time. It requires integrating robust adaptation strategies into development plans and budgets.

Migration, both within and beyond borders, has become an increasingly prominent theme in domestic and international debates, and is the topic of the 2009 Human Development Report.

What effects will emerging actors such as China, India and Brazil have on European thinking about aid instruments, modalities and organization of the European aid system?

A new era of mobility is characterized in part by a greater degree of non-permanent, or circular, migration. Although circular migration’s impact on development is still being explored, current literature suggests increasing optimism about its developmental potential.

Building an important bridge between the G20 in London and the G8 meeting in L'Aquila in July 2009 and strengthening the economic governance reform process.

The free-market model that dominated thinking for 30 years has been discredited. Where to now? More...

Leaders of the world’s largest economies have agreed a $1.1 trillion package of measures to restore growth and jobs and rebuild confidence and trust in the financial system. More...

Taking stock of the initial lessons learnt from the global financial crisis and rethinking how to handle systemic risk management. More...

Leading world research tackles national innovative strategies as the new theory and narrative of economic growth. More...