Research and News

Ajay Chhibber writes an article for Business Standard on the IMF

Stephen Kaplan receives the Luciano Tomassini International Relations Book Award for his book Globalizing Patient Capital: The Political Economy of Chinese Finance in the Americas

Stephen Kaplan is featured in a New Republic article on the Debt Ceiling

Sunil Sharma authors the working paper “Governance for Systemic and Transformational Change: Redesigning Governance for the Anthropocene”

Danny Leipziger’s authors the blog post, Bolstering the Case for the World Bank’s Roadmap for Reform

Ajay Chhibber is featured on India’s economy – The joy

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Events

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04/21/23: 12th Annual WAITS

04/26/23: Reshaping the World Bank for the 21st Century: An Agenda for the New President

Past Events:

04/13/23: Governing Finance and Climate Change

04/11/23: The New Face of Globalization

04/07/23: 15th Annual China Conference

04/04/23: Capitalism, Democracy, and Governance

3/30/23: Thriving – Making Cities Green, Resilient, and Inclusive in a Changing Climate

03/23/23: Wenger Family Lecture on International Business and Finance: The Global Economy Post-Brexit: UK and US Perspectives

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