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The ever present world-system perspective within the UN ECOFIN
As the Political Economy World-System theory suggests, the world has a stratification system. In the world economy, class positions result in an unequal resources...
The Asian Square Dance, Part IX: Mini Scenarios
“I predict that it is in Asia where the fate of the future will be decided.”-Tsar Alexander III Needless to say, forecasts are extremely...
A world where “nobody is left behind” remains a distant prospect
Talent, not capital, will be the key factor linking innovation, competitiveness and growth in the 21st century, and we must each understand better the...
Liberland or another Tax-haven on demand?
In the beginning of April, world got a brand new country: The Free Republic of Liberland. It occupies 7 square kilometers of no man`s...
Grexit: Leading to the Rebirth of EU and Driving the Path for a New Yalta
Alexander Drivas & Michalis Diakantonis After the Grexit, the Greek economic and political system is in great shock. The Greek economy faces tough hurdles...
To remember from South Korea’s stellar rise
The speed and determination with which South Korea rose from war-torn poverty to innovative leadership amazed the world. Sungchul Chung examines the lessons to...
Middle classes from emerging economies shaping travel and tourism industry
The rise of travel and tourism has shown significant resilience globally. Despite slow economic growth in advanced economies and geopolitical tensions in some regions,...
Silk Road Fund debuts in Pakistan
China’s $40-billion Silk Road Fund for investment, part of the nation’s commitment to the Belt and Road initiative, announced its first project on April...
What does it mean to be an emerging power?
This might be a tricky question to ask nowadays, but there are theories that help us understand better the role of emerging powers in...
Future is Now: The Fusion of Business and IT
Who could have foreseen that aircraft manufacturers would be able to “print” replacement parts onsite in hangars rather than manufacturing them on distant assembly...