The Center on Global Economic Governance was created with the recognition that without adequate global economic governance there is a greater possibility of major crises and a tendency toward protectionism and political upheaval. It is our mission to develop, promote and implement new theories, studies and policy initiatives that cut across nation-state boundaries and address this new reality.
An Introduction to the Center by Jan Svejnar
Spotlight
- Read Director Jan Svejnar's recently published paper, "Do foreign investment and trade spur innovation?"
- Support CGEG on Giving Day!
- Forum 2000: Watch the video of the conversation on "A Collapsing Global Order?"
- Watch an interview with Prof. Takatoshi Ito at our 2018 conference on “Rediscovering the Path to Stable Growth in Brazil: Global Views on the Brazilian Dilemma”
- Summary | In his address to Columbia University on February 28th, European Parliament President Antonio Tajani emphasized the need for shared values to work together to promote inclusive economic growth, peace and stability around the world.
- Read the latest additions to the CDEP-CGEG Working Paper Series
BRICLab
Four of the world’s fastest growing economies — Brazil, Russia, India and China, the so-called BRIC nations — have a special forum at SIPA: the BRICLab. Representing 40 percent of the world’s population, these four nations are a driving force in emerging markets. The BRICLab examines their increasing influence on global affairs and the implications of their growing power through a combination of classes, executive programs, and conferences. Read More