The Germany-based Schwarzmüller group founded its first ‘eastern’ trading company in Hungary in 1989. This was followed in 1993 by […]
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Tag: economy
“Continental automotive Hungary”, Gábor Túry (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The disruption of supply chains took place not only during the pandemic, but it is still present and causes a […]
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“G20 test of trust: coming together to narrow the pandemic divide”, Beatriz Pérez de la Fuente (Elcano, Spain)
The G20 is the premier forum for international economic cooperation and a vehicle for strengthening multilateralism, designed to take more ambitious […]
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“Regulation of tourist rental platforms and post-pandemic strategies to reintroduce tourist apartments into the housing market”, Mariona Segú and Carles Mascarell (CIDOB, Barcelona)
In recent years, rising housing prices have made access to rentals more difficult in many European cities. The growing presence […]
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“Russia’s corona diplomacy and geoeconomic competition: A Sputnik moment?”, Sinikukka Saari (FIIA, Finland)
The Russian science, technology and innovation (STI) system is geared towards global geoeconomic competitiveness and is based on three S’s: […]
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“Stillborn Banking Union”, David Howarth (CERE)
Prof. David Howarth, with Ioannis Asimakopoulos, a PhD student in Law, published this article in the multi-disciplinary journal focused on […]
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TEPSA Brief: “Disequilibrium between Economic and Political integration: post-crisis challenges for the EU”, Juan Díez-Nicolás
TEPSA is happy to present its new policy brief “Disequilibrium between Economic and Political integration: post-crisis challenges for the EU”, written […]
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“Russia-EU economic relations: from moderate pull to normative push?”, Richard Connolly and András Deák (IWE CERS, Hungary)
In this chapter, the authors examine the nature of economic relations between the Russian Federation and European Union. They describe […]
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TEPSA Brief: “Key dimensions of Arctic economies: subsistence, mixed, market, and their relative context”, Lara Johannsdottir and David Cook
TEPSA is happy to present its new policy brief “Key dimensions of Arctic economies: subsistence, mixed, market, and their relative context”, […]
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“Recognizing ‘geoeconomic risk’: Rethinking corporate risk management for the era of great-power competition”, Christian Fjäder, Niklas Helwig and Mikael Wigell (FIIA, Finland)
As economic policy has become a key strategic means in great-power rivalry, states are attempting to control the economic networks […]
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“The Belgian Recovery and Resilience Plan: A fresh impetus to prepare the skills of tomorrow’s workforce?”, Marcel Muraille (Egmont, Belgium)
In the context of a fast recovery, training policy is one of the labour market instruments with the most positive […]
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“Why do firms import via merchants in entrepôt countries rather than directly from the source”, Hege Medin (NUPI, Norway)
An increasing share of world trade happens indirectly via merchants in third countries, so-called entrepôts. This article uses an exhaustive […]
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“The Post-Crisis Developmental State: perspectives from the global periphery”, Gerőcs, Tamás, Ricz, Judit (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The focus of this volume is on the role of the developmental state in a situation in which a series […]
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“Economy and culture: two tracks for China’s soft power in Italy”, Lorenzo Mariani and Francesca Ghiretti (IAI, Italy)
is chapter seeks to illustrate the modalities through which Chinese soft power has been developing in Italy. It demonstrates how […]
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“The fall and stagnation of the global middle class”, Andrés Ortega (Elcano, Spain)
A great revolution of recent decades has been the powerful emergence of a significant global middle class. Among the destructive effects […]
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