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
- View photos of our recent event, Cuban Economy: The Current Situation and Way Forward (February 10, 2020)
- Read CGEG Faculty Associate Patrick Bolton's recently published paper, "The green swan: Central banking and financial stability in the age of climate change"
- Read Director Jan Svejnar's recently published paper, "Do foreign investment and trade spur innovation?"
- 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