Protests, boycotts and resistance Published: 31 October 2017 In many countries, people are resisting agrarian and trade policies that boost the power of the multinationals. Individual companies also come in for criticism. By Reinhild Benning
ASEAN among Great Powers Published: 2 August 2017 Competing trade agreements and planned infrastructure investments are dilemmas that ASEAN can only successfully solve if they approach the challenges as group that lets go if its consensus decision-making and allows for countries´ flexible participation. By Truong-Minh Vu
G20 and Trade Published: 9 December 2016 Trade has contributed to inequalities in many countries. Therefore the G20 should ensure that its trade agenda does not conflict with that of the WTO or the United Nations. Many processes need to be revised to reduce so inequalities can be reduced. By Motoko Aizawa
When choosing means losing Published: 17 March 2015 The trade relations of the six countries of the Eastern Partnership is a complex web of discrepancies. They have assigned different association agreements with Russia and the EU. The coexistence of these two models of economic integration poses challenges - and problems. By Heidi Hautala