Since its inception in 1991, the EBRD has had a strong environmental agenda, which it
'exported'to post-Communist Europe and Asia. We posit that the post-Soviet states have …

Why did some countries decline to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine at the United
Nations General Assembly's first emergency session since 1997? Our research investigates …

Since the launch of its 'going out'strategy in 1999, China has become the largest bilateral
sovereign lender to the developing world. This article argues that, since Xi Jinping came to …

China's relations with African countries are deepening, comprising economic, political and
social ties. Consequently, scholars and policy-makers consider an increasingly broad …

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic highlights the significance of public investment not only
for public health recovery but also for addressing structural imbalances around the globe …

This study examines the fluctuating voting behavior of states in the United Nations General
Assembly (UNGA) resolutions regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Following the …

How has the emergence of non-Western multilateral development banks affected the UNGA
voting patterns of recipient member countries? The economic dominance of BRICS …

The environmental impacts of decarbonization are well-established, yet national policies
that aim to reduce carbon usage also create political externalities that have gone largely …

We analyse the importance of a wide range of factors influencing the voting behaviour of
countries in favour of Russia in the UN resolution (A/RES/ES-11/61) on March 2 2023. We …

The environmental impacts of decarbonization are well-established, yet national policies
that aim to reduce carbon usage also create political externalities that have gone largely …