26 Oct 2022 Selective reglobalization will be the new face of the world The effect of the new world order that is emerging will probably not be deglobalization, but economic agreements based on political affinity. Rather than offshoring, friendshoring. But it could still divide the world into two blocs as during the Cold War
21 Oct 2022 Four prime ministers in six years? It's all Brexit's fault The resignation of Liz Truss, political instability and the next moves of the Tories, in the analysis of Justin Frosini, Director of the Bachelor in Global Law
14 Oct 2022 ​War Reparations? Calling Everything into Question Is Not the Way Poland has demanded 1,300 billion euros from Germany for the damage suffered in World War II. An inappropriate request, especially in this historical moment
10 Oct 2022 The insights that led to the Nobel in Economics explained by Elena Carletti An interview with the Professor of Finance explaining the work of Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig and why it matters
10 Oct 2022 The special, but fragile, role of banks Nicola Gennaioli and Roberto Perotti comment on the Nobel Prize in economics to Ben Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond and Philip H. Dybvig, awarded today for their research on banks and financial crises
06 Oct 2022 Inequality and fiscal reform Introducing the flat tax does not mean reducing fiscal pressure. But reducing progressivity increases inequality