International Economics at Chatham House produces policy-oriented research and analysis of the challenges facing the 21st century global economy. The department works with policy-makers and researchers around the globe to ensure that its independent analysis of global issues translates into practical and timely policy insight.
Eurozone Crisis
Chatham House experts comment on Europe's financial crisis, and the impact on the rest of the world. Plus, in a video for the Financial Times, Paola Subacchi discusses what role the G20 should play in addressing global economic issues. More.
Global Financial Safety Nets
Despite the eurozone agreement of 27 October, existing financial system mechanisms are insufficient to deal with another event on the scale of the 2007-09 crisis, writes Stephen Pickford.
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G20: Legitimacy vs Effectiveness
The G20's lack of legitimacy and representativeness is becoming more apparent; improving its governance is necessary, says this briefing paper by Paola Subacchi and Stephen Pickford.
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The World's Industrial Transformation Series
Several briefing papers form part of this project which explores the outlook for key global industries over the next decade and seeks to identify emerging 'global champions'.
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Next Steps for the UK and the EU
Dr Robin Niblett
Thursday 22 December 2011
Eurozone Crisis: Can We Wait?
Dr Paola Subacchi
Thursday 15 December 2011
UK and the Eurozone: Staying on the Sidelines May Not Be Such a Bad Option
Dr Robin Niblett
Friday 9 December 2011