▽New Economist ●12/22 21:20 The Programme on 窶賂lobal Economics窶〓 will focus on the connected fields of the economic and financial trends of the global economy and the mechanisms of global economic governance. The programme should develop a research agenda departing from the consequences of economic globalisation and the changing global economic order. Among the many possible themes from which such agenda can emerge are inter
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