Irish-American: Biden’s Heritage and Transatlantic RelationsBy: Anna Guildea From JFK to Obama, many presidential candidates have played-up their Irish heritage to win the so-called ‘green vote’...
Episode 38: Open or Closed – Our History of Human Progress – and Stagnation with Johan NorbergBy: Fredrik Erixon Fredrik Erixon talks to Johan Norberg about his most recent book ‘Open – The Story of Human Progress’.
Also-ran support for Open RANBy: Hosuk Lee-Makiyama Once in a while, a topic that seems abstruse unexpectedly becomes a subject of broader public debate. When we published our paper on Open RAN...
Lessons from the pandemic for trade cooperation in digital servicesBy: Erik van der Marel Erik van der Marel contributes to the CEPR eBook on Revitalising Multilateralism in trade edited by Simon Evenett & Richard Baldwin.
Biden’s win creates a new global trade challenge – delivering resultsBy: David Henig Relief is fine for a moment. But there seems to be too much complacency about President Biden and the global trading system.
At last Brexit enters endgameBy: David Henig After a rather strange few days in which the UK government threatened to halt EU trade talks because of conditions either already agreed, such as intensification of talks, or never going to be...
Episode 39: Re-shoring and the end of globalizationBy: Oscar Guinea Covid-19 turned the world upside down. Globalization is no longer seen as a force for good but a source of uncertainty. The second wave of Covid-19...
The Buyer’s Market: How vendor exclusions and OPEN RAN actually affect market concentrationBy: Hosuk Lee-Makiyama This blog explores the increasing politicisation of the 5G rollout around the world.