It was a pleasant surprise to find my review of Bargaining with a Rising India: Lessons from the Mahabharata in the Editor’s Picks of 2014 over at the LSE Review of Books – a nice endorsement from a quality… Read More ›
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Bargaining with a Rising India: Lessons from the Mahabharata
This article was originally published on the LSE Review of Books. The need to negotiate effectively with India is only growing as its power rises, and in the literature on international negotiation experimental studies point to specific behavioural characteristics… Read More ›
Across the Himalayas: China’s ties with South Asia
Pakistan China’s relationship with Pakistan is long and enduring, but rather than one built on trade and investment it has traditionally been a political relationship centred on a mutual distrust of India. The Chinese are building a new port in… Read More ›
Seven Emerging Market Hotspots of the Future
If there is one thing which fascinates Emerging Market watchers, it is trying to predict which economies which will enjoy success in the future. Predicting these winners is critical when making decisions around investments… Read More ›
New Frontiers: The Story of China, Africa and Oil
China and India face the biggest dependency on external energy supplies among the world’s rising powers. Having outgrown their domestic energy sources both countries are looking abroad to meet their growing power needs. In its quest to challenge China’s pre-eminence… Read More ›
Where Do Blood Diamonds Come From?
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My Favourite 11 Sites for Emerging Markets Coverage
BeyondBrics For me the king of emerging markets news; providing lively, up to date and highly readable daily commentary, this site is often the first thing I look at in the morning. The posts are usually in a short snappy… Read More ›
In the Footsteps of China. The Rising Powers and Africa; Aid, Trade and Investment
This new report entitled “The Economic Engagement Footprint of Rising Powers in sub-Saharan Africa: Trade, FDI and Aid Flows” published by the Institute of Development Studies sheds new light on the role of Rising Powers in Africa. While there has… Read More ›
Facing South? Brazil and the Rising Powers
The Presidency of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva saw Brazil dramatically change its international profile, his charismatic leadership saw a transformation of the Brazilian economy from risky emerging market prospect, to a thriving modern economy. His foreign policy focused on… Read More ›
Game of Shadows: The battle for influence in Central Asia
Turkmenistan holds the world’s fourth largest gas reserves; from the Galkynysh Field huge black pipes thread their way east across the vast searing deserts of the country, going on to power Chinese homes and factories. Just like railways, the construction… Read More ›
