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EU autonomy, the Brussels Effect, and the rise of global economic protectionism

Bauer, Matthias; Pandya, Dyuti - 2024

The Brussels Effect, once emblematic of the EU's alleged influence in shaping global regulations, has now become a factor contributing to global regulatory fragmentation. The EU must recalibrate its trajectory towards a liberal and rules-based trading order, prioritizing widespread regulatory...

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Advancing Global Trade: Pro Liberalisation and Development

Neary, Peter; S¡lesers, Ainars; Krubasik, Edward G.; … - In: CESifo Forum 04 (2003) 2, pp. 52-67

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Panel 2: Europe´s answer to the global changes in the division of labour

Baldwin, Richard - In: CESifo Forum 07 (2006) 3, pp. 29-35

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Panel 3: Challenges for Europe´s political institutions and society

Davis, Donald R. - In: CESifo Forum 07 (2006) 3, pp. 36-41

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Intercultural communication in business ventures illustrated by two case studies

Hinner, Michael B.; Rülke, Tessa - 2002

The information and communications revolution has hastened the process of globalization in today's world of business …

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Challenges and Opportunities of Small Countries for Integration into the Global Economy, as a Case of Mongolia

Nyamtseren, Lhamsuren - 2004

: 1) globalization is a process of continuing integration of the countries of the world that is beneficial, inevitable and …This paper examines the impacts of globalization on small countries, covering the main features of globalization, the … irreversible. No any country can afford to remain isolated from the world economy. 2) some of small countries might have higher …

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Finance and welfare states in globalizing markets

Bertola, Giuseppe - 2007

It is theoretically clear and may be verified empirically that efficient financial markets can make it less necessary for policy to try and offset the welfare effects of labour income risk and unequal consumption dynamics. The literature has also pointed out that, since international competition...

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