This paper departs from the hypothesis that in the era of agriculture 4.0, start-ups specialised in digital agricultural technology (AT) […]
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This paper departs from the hypothesis that in the era of agriculture 4.0, start-ups specialised in digital agricultural technology (AT) […]
Read moreThis study explores the strategic drivers of digital transformation (DT) at subsidiaries. Our research framework derives strategic drivers from a […]
Read moreThe Russian invasion of Ukraine has challenged most of the premises underpinning the European security order. Among these is the […]
Read moreRecent trends in corporate venture capital (CVC) activities have added to the size and complexity of the financial system. Intuition […]
Read moreThis research investigates the proactive and reactive measures applied by Czech and Hungarian automotive companies following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. […]
Read moreA secure supply of critical raw materials (CRMs) is crucial for the realisation of the European Union’s energy transition. To […]
Read moreTo mitigate the immediate and long-term effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on businesses and the economy, and to accelerate recovery, […]
Read moreThe Covid-19 pandemic has reiterated the importance of flexibility, adaptability, reactiveness, and proactiveness in business for successful (immediate as well […]
Read moreThe European Union’s (EU) Chips Act was agreed in principle at the end of April 2023 by the EU’s main […]
Read moreThe National Bank of Ukraine presented a new Strategy of implementing the post-war monetary policy and its own development. Of […]
Read moreImposition of sanctions on Russia (to reduce its ability to continue and expand aggression) was an important component of the […]
Read moreThis policy paper examines the results of three surveys: an expert poll and two public opinion polls, which were held […]
Read moreViolent extremist attacks have risen over the last decade, while algorithms on Internet platforms have played a vital role in […]
Read moreBoth proponents and critics of the regulatory state thesis view the creation of non-majoritarian institutions, such as independent regulatory agencies, […]
Read moreThis publication was produced by the Razumkov Centre with the support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF), Project […]
Read moreThe European Union (EU) is currently confronted with developments that could have deep impacts on our societies and policies. Yet […]
Read moreIn its quarterly Inflation Report for April 2023, the National Bank of Ukraine presented mid-term forecasts that testify to the […]
Read moreThe results of two polls are compared – an expert poll and a public opinion poll, held by the Razumkov […]
Read moreIn February 2022, Ukraine turned another page in the history of mankind, quickly emerging as one of the leading actors […]
Read moreIn her contribution to the “Analysis IIR – A changing world 2022”, Federica Cristani focused on the future of EU […]
Read moreMinerals are essential building blocks for clean energy technologies. As the renewable energy industry will grow, demand for minerals will […]
Read moreoth proponents and critics of the regulatory state thesis view the creation of non-majoritarian institutions, such as independent regulatory agencies, […]
Read moreBob Savic argues that the new EU extra-territorial level playing field rules may create new difficulties for UK businesses. Read […]
Read moreThis article explores the transition of integrated periphery countries to a semi-periphery status. It sets out to refine the broad […]
Read moreEgypt’s political economy has been operating on the basis of three core principles over the last few decades. First, the country’s […]
Read more2022 in Ukraine will go down in history as a year of major trials and losses. 2023 is associated with […]
Read moreThe unwinding of global food production chains due to the combined shocks of Covid-19 and the war on Ukraine, made […]
Read moreOur everyday life is entangled with products and services of so-called Big Tech companies, such as Amazon, Google, and Facebook. […]
Read moreOur everyday life is entangled with products and services of so-called Big Tech companies, such as Amazon, Google, and Facebook. […]
Read moreThe Covid-19 pandemic and the war against Ukraine, with their significant socio-economic costs, have put stronger pressure on development assistance […]
Read moreReport: Digitalisation and Geopolitics – Catalytic Forces in the (Future) International Monetary System The recent “weaponisation” of finance against Russia […]
Read moreFind the latest issue of IAI’s journal The International Spectator covering the EU towards 2030. Fifty-seven years on, the journal’s […]
Read moreAt the beginning of February, the State Statistics Service released another batch of information, the publication of which was postponed […]
Read moreThe European Investment Bank (EIB) emerged as the world’s largest multilateral public development bank from the 1990s. We explore the […]
Read moreThe automotive industry is a key driver of the economic and technological catch-up process. Its development is therefore a priority […]
Read moreThe unprecedented €672.5 billion funding of the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), the main instrument of Next Generation EU, constitutes […]
Read moreA stronger global role for the euro has been on the agenda since the first concepts of EMU. This contribution […]
Read moreThis paper analyses the impact of economic crises on the development of European financial assistance. It demonstrates that crisis episodes […]
Read moreDeciphering the European Investment Bank: History, Politics and Economics examines the European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Union’s financial institution and […]
Read moreThe global economy has gone from one crisis to another over the past few years. The COVID pandemic was not […]
Read moreThe Black Sea region is often referred to as a gateway between Europe and Asia, though its potential benefits are […]
Read moreThe outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic appears to have inflicted a decisive blow to ordoliberalism’s influence on the economic governance […]
Read morePurpose: Develop a method for an extended “fore-and-aft” use of business models. The method will turn them also into potent business […]
Read moreProf. David Howarth published “The increasingly differentiated Single Market?”, in Leruth, B. et al., eds. The Routledge Handbook of Differentiation […]
Read moreIn order to avoid a looming deep crisis in Europe, the European Union has to counter several challenges at the […]
Read moreAccording to the NBU, in 2022 Ukraine had a positive balance of current operations in the balance of payments with […]
Read moreThis working paper presents evidence that importing more livestock increases animal infections at the destination, some of which can cross-over […]
Read moreIn its reconstruction and recovery, Ukraine cannot wait until the end of the war, which, according to many experts, may […]
Read moreOver the past three years, Ukraine has faced two deep socio-economic crises. The “sources” of these crises are different: the […]
Read moreGlobalization, which has accelerated since the beginning of 1990 (due to the collapse of the world socialist system, among other […]
Read moreWith the beginning of the Russian aggression, the State Statistics Service practically stopped providing official statistical reports, which was quite […]
Read moreIn a context of rapid technological change, digital manufacturing technologies bear the promise of enabling significant improvement in operational efficiency. […]
Read moreThe European Union (EU) likes to think of itself as a leader in global climate action. It has made substantial […]
Read moreChina has become a key player on the global economic stage, including for local European economies like Barcelona’s. But its […]
Read moreWhat is the state of economic convergence in the euro area? And will the redefinition of the Stability and Growth […]
Read moreGeoeconomics – the pursuit by states of power politics using economic means – is the new reality in which European […]
Read moreTime has come to squeeze the tyrant’s throat with minimum oil prices and maximum restrictions on its sale. The President […]
Read moreBoosting economic security in face of war, geopolitical upheaval, and other global crises has become a paramount priority for both […]
Read moreNow, as the US dollar rises against almost all currencies, the scenarios of economies of many countries falling into depression […]
Read moreThe money that migrants send back home concerns everyone. Remittances have an impact on the GDP of the countries the […]
Read moreTunisia’s economy is falling off and the country has become less attractive to foreign investors. Despite the agreement reached in […]
Read moreHouseholds always tend to save money, especially at a time of war and great losses. Today, it should be admitted […]
Read moreBoosting economic security in face of war, geopolitical upheaval, and other global crises has become a paramount priority for both […]
Read moreThe pandemic crisis and the war in Ukraine, with its far-reaching geopolitical implications, have shown substantial vulnerabilities in many global […]
Read moreRussia’s invasion of Ukraine has exposed how close a nuclear escalation, or a nuclear war can be. While the majority […]
Read moreIt is not surprising that in wartime the welfare of households suffers a noticeable deterioration. However, due to the lack […]
Read moreHrvoje Butković from IRMO together with Jan Czarzasty (Warsaw School of Economics) and Adam Mrozowicki (University of Wrocław) published this […]
Read moreThe dependency of the Visegrád countries on foreign direct investment has been emphasized in the typologies of capitalist models. Today, […]
Read moreUsing Trade in Value Added (TiVA) data in gravity models may result in new insights into international trade. The aim […]
Read moreOn November 24, 2022, it will be 9 months of full-scale Russian aggression. Ukraine lost thousands of lives, hundreds of […]
Read moreShort-term changes in the accounts of foreign economic activity provide clear signals of the nearest prospects of the national economy. […]
Read moreWith the deterioration of the wellbeing of the majority of the Ukrainian population caused by the Russian aggression, pensions acquire […]
Read morePurpose: The article examines the interplay between welfare state regimes and the distribution of welfare between generations. Design/methodology/approach: Using data […]
Read moreFrom technology platforms and artificial intelligence to Fintech, cybersecurity, the gig economy and social networks, the digital society is already […]
Read moreThe World Politics of Social Investment: Political Dynamics of Reform is the second of two volumes of the World Politics […]
Read moreFederica Cristani has recently contributed to the newly published book by Elisa Fornalè on Gender Equality in the Mirror with […]
Read moreThe digital economy has become an increasingly important part of the world economy. It is vastly concentrated in two economies, […]
Read moreThe focus of this paper will be on the reform proposals and recent developments related to the dispute settlement and […]
Read moreThis article examines a significant question in navigating trade and climate tension: how to recognise another country as having equivalent […]
Read moreThe financial industry has undergone several changes in recent years. One of these changes is the emergence of financial technology […]
Read moreRecently, we addressed the issue of inflation at the global and national level, as well as the role of central […]
Read moreThis paper discusses how Europe is facing the new geopolitical landscape in terms of European economic governance at a time […]
Read moreThe Budget for 2023 presented by the Government has been rightfully called a wartime budget. All state resources are subordinated […]
Read moreWith the beginning of the Russian aggression, Ukraine faced a sharp decrease in employment and an increase in both official […]
Read moreIn contrast to the highly developed countries and some developing regions, Africa highly depends on external resources of financing development. […]
Read moreIn one of our previous policy papers we pointed out the risks of a gradual but steady slide of the […]
Read moreThe transatlantic campaign of sanctions against Russia after its aggression of Ukraine is unprecedented in scale and scope, involving not […]
Read moreAfter two decades of fluctuations, US dollar finally reached parity with euro. Of course, the situation with the dollar that […]
Read moreHigh-tech joint ventures are a key element in EU-China economic relations. They can serve as a conduit for technology transfers […]
Read moreThe European Central Bank (ECB) decided to sharply raise base interest rates (from September 14, 2022, by 75 basis points […]
Read moreAs the world’s largest consumer economy, China provides one of the most attractive markets for multinational companies. However, businesses seeking […]
Read moreIn Ukraine, the results of surveys among company heads and top managers about the performance and expectations of their enterprises […]
Read moreAs we already noted in our previous publications, the struggle of Ukraine speeded up the formation of two civilisational groups […]
Read morePresenting the macroeconomic forecast of the country in the conditions of the war and lack of adequate statistical information seems […]
Read moreThe response of governments to the COVID-19 outbreak was foremost oriented to two objectives: saving lives and limiting economic losses. […]
Read moreThis report analyses illegal logging in the EU, considering the Union’s double role as an importer and as a producer […]
Read moreGlobalisation, accelerated since early 1990s, collapse of the world socialist system, economic growth of emerging countries seemed to have destroyed […]
Read moreThe chapter first outlines the main forms of diasporas’ contributions to the economic development and growth along with the determinants […]
Read moreImplementing precautionary measures that have obvious distributional consequences today but often only invisible future benefits is politically difficult. It requires […]
Read moreThe rents play immanent role in the economy. Many types of rents thwart economic development, few of them deliver incentives. […]
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