Conventional wisdom holds that globalization has peaked and is now in retreat. Dani Rodrik argued in 2000 that economic integration conflicted with national sovereignty and that this tension would, or at least should, put a brake on economic globalization. Has that view been vindicated? This...

The concept of national security has evolved to address a range of threats, including non-State actors and non-military and non-human threats, such as economic crises, cybersecurity, terrorism, iand climate change. In particular, some States are vigorously expanding the notion of national...

The concept of globalization refers to the growing interdependence of countries, resulting from the increasing integration of trade, finance, investments, labor markets and ideas in one globalmarketplace. The most important elements of this process are the international trade and the...

This paper examines the impacts of globalization on small countries, covering the main features of globalization, the quality of national economic and commercial environment, main characteristics of small countries including important facts and concrete indicators for their development, and...

Economic integration implemented at regional and sub-regional levels seems to be the key to a fairer globalization, and ultimately aids in taking a broader approach to trade liberalization. A wider range of economic and social policies are needed in free trade agreement communities because they...

We investigate how the exchange rate regime influences economic linkages across countries. We divide the exchange rate regime into three classifications: currency union, peg and floating exchange rates. Unlike most studies solely focusing on the relationship between anchor and client countries,...

The article discusses the concept of globalization from different points of view, evolution, ideological support, limits, and possible alternatives. As methodology, the research is based on extensive literature revision. It is concluded that as long as the current pattern of capital...

We present four important dimensions to international tax policy from a tax-systems perspective, stressing that non-rate/base tax policies can have different cross-jurisdictional spillover effects than changes in tax rates. The dimensions are the allocation of global income among taxing...

The world feels itself to be in transition, but to what is unclear. Will the liberal market model retain its normative primacy once some semblance of normality is restored, or will other varieties of capitalism, with a bigger role of the state, acquire more legitimacy? The answer depends partly...

During the course of the last 100 years, the wealthiest and most powerful nations on the planet have systematically gathered around in small groups of experts, scientific committees and working parties, under the auspices of the League of Nations and the OECD, to decide on the appropriate tax...