One refrain heard over the last few decades has been that the dominant trend is ‘globalisation’. The world economy was integrating as trade increased year after year more than overall income. But over the last few years this trend has stopped. Trade growth has dramatically slowed and is no longer much higher than income growth, which itself has slowed down. This slowdown in trade is seen as dangerous for the proponents of globalisation. All the major international institutions have recently published studies of the slowdown in trade, almost invariably ending with calls for action to reverse the phenomenon to get globalisation back on track
Many commentators have recently argued that Germany should rethink its export-led growth model becau...
One of the biggest questions in recent years concerns the future of globalisation. Some argue that t...
[From introduction] Over the decade of the 1990s, the deepening integration of the global economy ac...
The discussions about CETA, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the Eu...
Global trade and finance data indicates that the pre-2008 pace of economic globalisation has stalled...
Globalisation is being blamed for the squeezing of the middle class and protectionism is being offer...
On both sides of the Atlantic, populism on the left and the right is on the rise. Its most visible s...
Two years after the world economy suffered a nervous breakdown in the wake of the collapse of Lehman...
This paper discusses arguments in favour of trade restrictions in the EU as a response to globalisat...
In this new commentary, CEPS Director Daniel Gros argues that the weakening of European demand trigg...
Daniel Gros argues in this commentary that the cause of the transatlantic growth gap following the r...
Notwithstanding the erratic stock market responses around the world, this CEPS Commentary argues tha...
Jacques Pelkmans reminds the EU and its WTO partners that trust and the global public good of a rule...
The perceived negative effects of globalisation have frequently been the subject of criticism and po...
Although it remains to be seen what effects Trump’s protectionist approach will have on the US econo...
Many commentators have recently argued that Germany should rethink its export-led growth model becau...
One of the biggest questions in recent years concerns the future of globalisation. Some argue that t...
[From introduction] Over the decade of the 1990s, the deepening integration of the global economy ac...
The discussions about CETA, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the Eu...
Global trade and finance data indicates that the pre-2008 pace of economic globalisation has stalled...
Globalisation is being blamed for the squeezing of the middle class and protectionism is being offer...
On both sides of the Atlantic, populism on the left and the right is on the rise. Its most visible s...
Two years after the world economy suffered a nervous breakdown in the wake of the collapse of Lehman...
This paper discusses arguments in favour of trade restrictions in the EU as a response to globalisat...
In this new commentary, CEPS Director Daniel Gros argues that the weakening of European demand trigg...
Daniel Gros argues in this commentary that the cause of the transatlantic growth gap following the r...
Notwithstanding the erratic stock market responses around the world, this CEPS Commentary argues tha...
Jacques Pelkmans reminds the EU and its WTO partners that trust and the global public good of a rule...
The perceived negative effects of globalisation have frequently been the subject of criticism and po...
Although it remains to be seen what effects Trump’s protectionist approach will have on the US econo...
Many commentators have recently argued that Germany should rethink its export-led growth model becau...
One of the biggest questions in recent years concerns the future of globalisation. Some argue that t...
[From introduction] Over the decade of the 1990s, the deepening integration of the global economy ac...