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Category: International Policy

Mexico’s Financial Discipline Reform: Breaking the Riddle of Subnational Debt

  • May 20, 2015

Financial discipline at Mexico’s subnational level still has a long way to go if public finance administration is not considered as part of the reform agenda. This article sparks a debate about public financial management core issues perhaps influencing borrowing…

Categories: Economy, International Policy

The British General Election: Consequential and Unpredictable

  • April 29, 2015

The upcoming British general election is the most unpredictable in a generation. This has been the result of a shift in power from the largest two parties to regional and periphery groups. This will have long term consequences for governance…

Categories: International Policy, Politics
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