International Network for Economics and Conflict

This working paper from the Petersen Institute for International Economics explores the implications of the economic rise of India, China and ASEAN nations on regional peace and security.

This paper from the RAND Corporation explores the link between economic openness and companies' corporate governance practices in developing countries.

This paper from the Climate & Development Knowledge Network considers some of the various drivers behind countries’ climate compatible development strategies and their incentives for engaging on this agenda.

In this report from Swiss Re, researchers propose a multi-stakeholder approach to address the problem of food insecurity, putting agricultural insurance on the table to help manage agricultural risks, stabilise farm income, and encourage agricultural investment to strengthen the food chain infrastructure.

Written by Serhan Cevik and Mohammad Rahmati, this report from the IMF critically examines the transition of post-conflict economies.

In this report from the Feinstein International Center, Prisca Benelli and co-authors focus on the lives and vulnerabilities of those affected by the Afghan crisis and on the attempts by local and international agencies to mitigate these vulnerabilities within the fraught and volatile Afghan context.

In this report, Rachel Davis and Daniel Franks draw insights from how companies are responding to mitigate or avoid the occurrence, extent and costs of conflict in the extractive industry.

In this report from the International Food Policy Reseearch Institute & The Asian Development Bank, Thomas Reardon and co-authors offer a strategy for feeding the estimated nine billion people in the world by 2050, particurarly in Asia where two-thirds of the world's malnourished live.

This report from the Peterson Institute highlights the importance of the service sector in driving growth and the reforms that need to support it.

This report from the Asian Development Bank discusses the state of food security in Asia and potential strategy to help improve access to food.