SciencesPo's Undergraduate Economics Magazine
Fear is testing many communities. we are not at war against other humans, but “we are at war” against a novel coronavirus, as stated by Emmanuel Macron, the French president, in his nation-wide speech on 16th March. Covid-19 continues to […]
The Other Trade War Overshadowed by the US-China trade war, there’s another serious trade altercation with equally grave consequences for the global economy unfolding at this moment. In July 2019, Japan announced it would limit exports of three chemicals, fluorinated […]
What is the cost of revolution and who profits from it? Whatever your view is on the absolute chaos in Hong Kong, be it the beginning of a just revolution or an unnecessary and damaging rebellion, it is and will […]
An in-depth look into the mechanisms and effects of China’s social credit system. When considering the fundamental elements upon which individuals operate in society, whether it be on a personal or institutional level, the element of trust emerges as paramount. […]
Chinese aid and loans provide new opportunities for the African continent, but we ought to remain skeptical about China’s economic involvement. The African continent has, for years, been fertile land for Chinese economic and political influence. While Beijing defines its […]
