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Thrilled to see our paper with Jing Qian and James Vreeland is finally online. Comments welcome!

Honored to be part of this fabulous event!

Poverty campaigners call for leadership overhaul at World Bank ft.com/content/7e56b1…

How can African countries manage #sovereigndebt and global financial volatility? Hear from Jill Dauchy, Chris Canavan of Institute for New Economic Thinking, #AartKraay @worldbank and Victor Murinde of CENTRE FOR GLOBAL FINANCE, Layna Mosley Register for the Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy &Finance conf: bit.ly/3xwFihC #AfricaMacroPolicy

If the world does not revise the international development finance system, it will further sap the trust necessary to make the twenty-first century more prosperous and peaceful, write Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley and Dr. Rajiv J. Shah. trib.al/fobf6Z8

If you heard the #AIIB story on NPR this morning, you might like this article. npr.org/2023/05/01/117…

Do the Chinese support armed unification (#武统）with #Taiwan? What about other choices such as status quo, economic sanctions or limited military coercion? Is separation even a choice? Xiaojun Li and I explore these in this new paper Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Centre on Asia and Globalisation: tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

Some comments on China's AIIB from our paper and me: "Incidents like this are providing a lot of opportunities for the leadership and for the staff in the bank to reflect...It really depends on how the AIIB reacts and responds to things like this."Exeter Politics

Quoted. “It didn’t surprise me too much from a development perspective” as a“win-win situation” Zhao Exeter Politics. But "The second extension cannot be interpreted without factoring “international reputation or international politics into the decision making.”

“Because after all,” Zhao Exeter Politics says, “multilateral development banks [are] a venue for multilateral diplomacy.”

Analysis by Dr Jason Jianzhi Zhao from Exeter Politics can be found in this article