Global Economy

Drawing on the expertise of UCL’s world-leading economics department, the political economists in the School of Public Policy, and regulatory experts in Laws, this thematic showcases cutting-edge research on global economic governance, and serve as a platform for applying economic insights across other disciplines on cross-cutting issues of common concern.

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Margaret Hodge: The Fight Against Tax Evasion

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Trump’s Trade Policy: An Exercise in Futility

Virginia Haufler: Governance in the Global Factory

Peter Mandelson: Trade Policy after Brexit

Jeffery Sachs: Economic Governance and the SDGs

Global Economic Governance and China-EU Relations 

This research policy brief reflects on the role of China and the EU in a rapidly changing global economic order.

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