New players, new game? : the impact of emerging economies on global governance / The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies and TNO ; authors: Sijbren de Jong (project leader), Rem Korteweg, Joshua Polchar and Artur Usanov ; with the help of: Tessa Ax, Marno de Boer and Annemarie Poorterman.

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Terwijl de westerse economieën momenteel gebukt gaan onder schulden en bezuinigingsmaatregelen, zijn er in andere delen van de wereld opkomende economieën die in aanzienlijk betere vorm verkeren. Door de groeiende economische en financiële dynamiek van Brazilië, Rusland, India, China en Zuid-Afrika,...

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Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:Report (Strategy & Change (Program)) ; no 2012.11.
Main Authors: Jong, Sijbren de (Author, Organizer)
Korteweg, Rem, 1980- (Author)
Polchar, Joshua (Author)
Usanov, Artur (Author)
Corporate Authors: Hague Centre for Strategic Studies (Issuing body)
Nederlandse Centrale Organisatie voor Toegepast-Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek (Issuing body)
Strategy & Change (Program) (Issuing body)
Other Authors: Ax, Tessa
Boer, Marno de
Poorterman, Annemarie
Language:English
Published: [Amsterdam] : Amsterdam University Press, [2012]
Series:Report (Strategy & Change (Program)) ; no 2012.11.
Subjects:
International economic relations.
Trade blocs.
Regionalism.
BRIC countries > Foreign economic relations.
BRIC countries > Foreign relations.
Developing countries > Foreign economic relations.
Developing countries > Foreign relations.
Developing countries > Economic conditions.
Developing countries > Politics and government.
Physical Description:181 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Variant Title:
Impact of emerging economies on global governance.
New players, new game.
Format: Book

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