Global Public Goods

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WORKING PAPER

Measures of Global Public Goods and International Spillovers - Working Paper 474
Charles Kenny et al.
February 05, 2018
This paper attempts a first-cut listing of global public goods and international spillover activities, as well as providing some data on their global distribution alongside basic correlational analysis. Few if any goods are “pure” global public goods and there is a spectrum of the extent...
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What Would a New Merkel-led Grand Coalition Mean for Development? Four Recommendations for the New German Government
Anita Käppeli
and
Hauke Hillebrandt
January 22, 2018
Yesterday, the German Social Democrats (SPD) voted in favour of pursuing in-depth coalition talks with Angela Merkel’s Conservatives (CDU). Although the chancellor’s battle for political survival is far from over (as the final coalition agreement will have to be backed by the majority of...
Blog Post

Foreign Aid in the Trump Administration: Probably Different, but Not Necessarily Smaller?
Nancy Birdsall
and
Alan Gelb
December 21, 2016
Foreign aid is often mentioned as the first and easiest thing to cut, particularly in a Republican administration with a Republican Congress. But maybe not. Consider five points.
Blog Post

Beyond Brexit: How Do You Spend £1.3bn of Aid?
Ian Mitchell
and
Michael Anderson
December 16, 2016