The Groupe d’Economie
Mondiale (GEM) at Sciences Po is an independent
and non-partisan European, Paris-based research
centre that seeks to promote debate on international
economic integration – its real magnitude, foreseeable
costs and benefits. In particular, it aims to
provide analysis of the impact of two key policy
areas with wide-ranging effects - trade policy
and regulatory policy in partnership with the
AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies.
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March 18th, 2010,
5.00 pm : "The Optimal
Basel Capital Requirement to Cope with
Pro-cyclicality: Theory and Impact on
Japanese Banks", by Professor
Naoyuki YOSHINO, Room H202a-
Sciences Po, 28 rue des Saints Pères,
2nd Floor. Invitation.
GEM's Research
Programmes
Besides the whole
range of trade issues and regulatory reforms,
GEM has a few special programmes:
"Common
Agricultural Policy -
Efficiency, Equity and Transparency"(CAP+)
(English
version, Version française)
Conference
"The 2020 European agriculture"
(English
version, version française)
"Reform
in International Transport Services"
(RITS) (English
version)
"Global
Trade and Financial Architecture" English
Version
"Managing
the World Water Gap" (GAP) (English
version)
February
24th, 2010, 5.00 pm : "Russia
and energy security: The role of domestic
competition for external energy policy",
by Fredrik Erixon, Room
Goguel Bis - Sciences Po, 56 rue des Saints
Pères, 5th Floor. Invitation.