Global Economic Symposium

GES Themes 2011	Literature
The Global Economy	Redesigning Fiscal Consolidation and Debt Management
	Coping with Systemic Risk
	Open Innovation and Access to Knowledge
	Projects: Using Evidence to Fight Poverty
The Global Society	Migration, Integration and Identity
	Insuring the Poor
	Funding Social Enterprises
	Improving Retirement and Health Choices
	Board Diversity and Corporate Governance
The Global Polity	Avoiding Currency Wars and Ensuring Balanced Global Recovery
	Internet Governance Structures
	Identifying and Preventing Future Security Threats
	Norms for Global Governance
	Mobilizing Global Capital for Emerging Infrastructure Needs
The Global Environment	Managing Adaptation to Climate Change in the Developing World
	Dealing with the Race for Agricultural Land
	Water Scarcity and Virtual Water Trade
	Reducing the Water and Waste Footprints of Megacities
	Pioneering Smart Electricity Systems
	Shaping a Global Resource Strategy

 

GES Table of Contents 2010	Literature
The Global Economy	Reassessing Central Banking
	Fighting Sovereign Debt Crises Worldwide
	Escaping the Informal-employment Trap in Developing Countries
	Women as Foundation for Rural Development Policy
	Improving Educational Infrastructure through Emerging Technologies
	Rebalancing Trade and Capital Flows
	Building Thriving Companies in Low-Income Economies
The Global Society	Financing Old Age
	Growth through Poverty Reduction and Financial Inclusion
	Preparing for Environmental Migration
	Shared Value and Sustainable Business Strategy
	Providing Portable Unemployment Insurance to Overseas Workers
	Growing the Social Economy in a Fiscal Crisis
The Global Polity	Reconciling Trade and Carbon Governance
	Stopping Human Trafficking
	The Psychology of Terrorism
	Sustainability and Global Governance
	Cybercrime, Cybersecurity and the Future of the Internet
	Working Group on Building States and Markets
	Responses to Potential National Insolvency
The Global Environment	Climate Change and Economic Development
	Meeting the Rising Global Demand for Food
	Tackling the Tragedy of the Water Commons
	Towards a Global Electricity Market

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