May 2016 GLF Colloquium
On May 17-18, GEG held our Global Leaders Fellow Colloquium, which included discussions of papers from 7 GLFs. All agreed that it has been a wonderful year for researchers at Princeton and Oxford.
Current GLF projects and discussions included:
- Voice, exit and institutional fragmentation: how emerging powers are trying to change the global monetary order in a post-crisis world - Camila Villard Duran
- Global Norms and Local Action: The Campaigns against Gender-Based Violence in Africa - Peace Medie
- FCFA Exchange Rate Misalignment, Growth and Policy Mix in WAEMU Zone - Kako Nubukpo
- From the dominance of French banks to the emergence of Pan-African banks in UEMOA: trends, drivers and impacts - Seydou Ouedraogo
- Small-scale technologies and development - Ali Hasanain
- The Implications of Labour Clauses in FTAs for Workers’ Rights in Developing Countries: The Case of the TPP - Nghia Trong Pham
- The Perils of Rentierism: Does Aid have a Rentier Effect? - Nematullah Bizhan