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中美经济竞争与全球供应链回流努鲁拉·古尔、塞里夫·迪莱克《中国国际政治学报》，第16卷，第1期，2023年春季，第61-83页，https://doi.org/10.1093/cjip/poac022...

The schema laid out above might help explain how the largest and most influential sections of corporate America see themselves and why they are reluctant to

A successful 2023 NATO Summit in Vilnius must deliver on NATO’s political and military priorities, including for Ukraine, especially as Russia's war continues.

Vision, team, efficiency, and responsible attitude – all were glaringly lacking during the tenure of the previous government. But what about the current one?More than a month has passed, but...

Since the start of the pandemic, inflation has re-entered mainstream discussion. This column reviews the analysis of globalisation and inflation conducted in the context of the ECB strategy review. Although global factors (mainly commodity prices) matter for inflation synchronisation, their role in lowering both inflation and its sensitivity to the business cycle in advanced

Tariq Karim, Director of the Centre for Bay of Bengal Studies at the Independent University, Bangladesh, explains that “Countries understand better now the stark reality and need for developing intrinsic resilience by creating and establishing value and supply chains domestically, and extending them regionally across borders to countries in their near vicinity.” Additional

Dennis Novy, Christopher Meissner, David Jacks We are used to distinguishing between the ‘first’ and ‘second’ globalisation, separated not only by two world wars but also by changes in technology and institutions, and hence by their basic economic logic. The first globalisation is typically described in terms of ‘classical’ trade models of comparative advantage, where countries trade to take advantage of their differences. By contrast, the second globalisation is largely described ...