Associate Professor of Government & International Affairs, Virginia Tech, USA
Transfers between defined benefit pension schemes and (re)insurance companies are expanding the landscape of retirement risk shifts
Paradoxically ritualistic and idiosyncratic, the Rio Olympics are set against a background of perplexing global and local dynamics which converge around the challenge of resilience.
The real malaise of Rio is not just the Zika virus epidemic, but a fiscal and governance crisis that has engendered its own set of increasing dangers
Despite claims of a coup, Brazilian democracy has proved more resilient so far than the country’s crumbling economy
The problems the Brazilian economy now faces reveal that ‘hybrid’ development models are no panacea for sustained growth
Without an effective story about the past, the present and the future, Labour will be unable to shape a new British political economy grounded in fairness
Harnessing financial market innovation may help smooth the politics of sovereign debt
The approach of next year’s soccer World Cup is putting the spotlight on Brazil at a crucial moment in its development