Journal of Globalization and Development

2010 - 2025

Current editor(s): Joseph E. Stiglitz, Kevin Gallagher, Jeronim Capaldo, Arjun Jayadev, José Antonio Ocampo and Dani Rodrik

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Volume 16, issue 2, 2025

Greened Dependency and Development: The Political Economy of Energy Transition in Latin America – An Introduction pp. 149-157

Fritz Barbara, Middelanis Martin and Orihuela José Carlos

The Global South in the Energy Transition: A Framework for Industrial Policy Options to Avert “Greening Dependency” pp. 159-187

Middelanis Martin, Fritz Barbara and Fernando de Paula Luiz

Developmental Extraction and the Global Energy Transition: Lessons from South America’s Lithium Triangle pp. 189-216

Gonzalez Lucas I., Snyder Richard and Orihuela José Carlos

Breaking Fiscal Barriers: Green Fiscal Rules to Expand Space for Green Investments in Latin American Countries, the Case of Colombia pp. 217-248

Valdes Valencia Maria Fernanda, Guevara Castaneda Diego Alejandro and Martinez Mantilla Manuel Felipe

Explaining Varying Green Hydrogen Ambitions: State Capacity and Business Positioning in Chile and Peru pp. 249-275

Schorr Bettina, Carrasco Sebastián, Damonte Gerardo and Atria Jorge

Chile at the Green Window of Opportunity: The Troubled Road to New Productive Capabilities pp. 277-304

Orihuela José Carlos, Irarrázaval Felipe and Flores Cristián

Development Banks and Capital Markets in Wind Energy Financing in Brazil: Substitution or Complementarity? pp. 305-332

Filipe de Castro Vieira and Fernando de Paula Luiz

Can BNDES Finance the Sustainable Green Transition? Alternatives to Leveraging the Bank’s Sources of Resources from Sovereign Wealth Funds pp. 333-356

Feil Fernanda de Freitas, Feijo Carmem and Amorim Teixeira Fernando

The Energy Transition in Brazil and the Controversy over the Role of State-Owned Enterprises pp. 357-381

Teixeira Gustavo and Feijo Carmem

Volume 16, issue 1, 2025

Current Debt Challenges and Proposals for an Enhanced International Debt Architecture pp. 1-27

Ocampo José Antonio and González Karla Daniela

Global Impact of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism – A Quantitative Assessment pp. 29-53

He Xiaobei, Fan Zhai and Ma Jun

Do International Remittances Widen or Narrow Income Inequality? The Difference-Based Evidence Between Advanced and Developing Economies pp. 55-74

Nguyen Van Bon

Regional Blocs and the Transmission of US Shocks: A GVAR Modeling Approach pp. 75-104

Anguiano-Pita Javier Emmanuel and Ruiz-Porras Antonio

Impact of Tariff and Exchange Rate Regimes Reform on the Wages: Evidence from Iran 2001–2004 Microdata pp. 105-132

Keshavarz Haddad GholamReza, Maitah Mansoor and Bassam Abdel Jabar

Beyond Debt – Curatorial Note pp. 133-148

Alvarez Jairo and Bohoslavsky Juan Pablo

Volume 15, issue 2, 2024

An Analysis of the IMF’s International Carbon Price Floor pp. 95-112

He Xiaobei, Fan Zhai and Ma Jun

India’s Energy and Fiscal Transition pp. 113-144

Bhandari Laveesh and Dwivedi Aasheerwad

Macroeconomic and Fiscal Consequences of Climate Change in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 145-169

Titelman Daniel, Hanni Michael and Pérez Benítez Noel

Sovereign Debt and Climate Change in Argentina – The Catalytic Role of the IMF pp. 171-199

Bohoslavsky Juan Pablo and Cantamutto Francisco

Climate Change Risks and Consequences on Growth and Debt-Sustainability in Africa pp. 201-225

John Asafu-Adjaye, Ndung’u Njuguna and Abebe Abebe

Gaps and Fiscal Adjustment for Debt Stability in Climate-Vulnerable Developing Countries: How Large and by How Much? pp. 227-249

Monsod Toby Melissa, Muyot Justin Matibag and Gochoco-Bautista Maria Socorro

Volume 15, issue 1, 2024

Reforming the IMF Surcharge Rate Policy to Avoid Procyclical Lending pp. 1-14

Gallagher Kevin, Guzman Martin, Joseph Stiglitz and Uy Marilou

Grassroots Organizations and Women’s Empowerment in a Post-Conflict Region: Evidence from Women Organizations in Northern Uganda pp. 15-46

Davidson Lupe, Firat Demir and Harris John

Income Inequality and External Wealth of Nations pp. 47-62

Carrera Jorge, Gabriel Montes-Rojas, Panigo Demian and Toledo Fernando

Analyzing the Impact of Informal Labor Sector Regulation in the Context of International Trade: A Theoretical Approach pp. 63-94

Hernández-Luna Yezid

Volume 14, issue 2, 2023

The Gendered Effects of Globalization: Recent Evidence from Developing Countries pp. 171-175

Bilge Erten and Jessica Leight

Protectionism and Gender Inequality in Developing Countries pp. 177-222

Erhan Artuc, Nicolas Depetris Chauvin, Guido Porto and Rijkers Bob

Capital Account Liberalization, Structural Change, and Female Employment pp. 223-252

Akin Selin Secil and Montecino Juan Antonio

What Predicts the Growth of Small Firms? Evidence from Tanzanian Commercial Loan Data pp. 253-320

Ellis Mia, Cynthia Kinnan, Margaret McMillan and Shaukat Sarah

Trade Liberalization and Gender Inequality in India: A Task Content of Occupations Approach pp. 321-356

Sharma Shruti

Can Online Platforms Promote Women-Led Exporting Firms? pp. 357-384

Jennifer Poole and Christian Volpe Martincus

When Women’s Work Disappears: Marriage and Fertility Decisions in Peru pp. 385-412

Mansour Hani, Medina Pamela and Andrea Velasquez

Trade Boomers: Evidence from the Commodities-for-Manufactures Boom in Brazil pp. 413-446

Karim Ridwan

Volume 14, issue 1, 2023

Evaluating the Impact of Data Exclusivity on the Price of Pharmaceutical Imports pp. 1-20

Palmedo Michael

Labor Skill, Trade and Capital Intensity, and the Fall of Manufacturing Real Wages: Panel Evidence from Mexican Industries pp. 21-50

Ibarra Carlos A.

Non-tariff Measures and Regulatory Alignment in a North-South Context: Assessing Compliance Costs for Tunisian Agriculture under the EU-Tunisia Free Trade Agreement (ALECA) pp. 51-85

Tröster Bernhard, Rudiger von Arnim, Raza Werner, Chandoul Jihen and Ben Rouine Chafik

International Trade, Labor Flexibilization, and Wage Inequality: The Colombian Manufacturing Case pp. 87-146

Hernández-Luna Yezid, Salazar-Pérez Camila and Herrera-Cuartas Jorge A.

Addressing Balance of Payment Disequilibrium Through Non-Oil Export and Exchange Rate Stability in Nigeria: An Empirical Investigation pp. 147-169

Agu Christian, Obodoechi Divine Ndubuisi and Nebo Ifeanyi Kennedy

Volume 13, issue 2, 2022

Towards HIPC 2.0? Lessons from Past Debt Relief Initiatives for Addressing Current Debt Problems pp. 187-231

Dennis Essers and Danny Cassimon

A Mountain of Debt: Navigating the Legacy of the Pandemic pp. 233-268

Ayhan Kose, Franziska Ohnsorge and Sugawara Naotaka

Debt Dynamics in Emerging and Developing Economies: Is R − G a Red Herring? pp. 269-304

Moreno Badia Marialuz, Arbelaez Juliana Gamboa and Xiang Yuan

The Political Economy of Bilateral Lending from Emerging Creditors pp. 305-338

Morgan Pippa

The Odious Haitian Independence Debt pp. 339-378

Kim Oosterlinck, Ugo Panizza, Weidemaier Mark and Gulati Mitu

On the Potential of Sovereign State-Contingent Debt in Contributing to Better Public Debt Management and Enhancing Sustainability Outcomes pp. 379-409

Ulrich Volz

Overcoming Original Sin pp. 411-433

Hyun Song Shin and Goetz von Peter

Sovereign Debt Restructuring: The Way Forward pp. 435-474

Xafa Miranda

Volume 13, issue 1, 2022

Climate-Proofing the Global Financial Safety Net pp. 1-30

Ulrich Volz

“Keep the Receipts:” The Political Economy of IMF Austerity During and After the Crisis Years of 2009 and 2020 pp. 31-59

Ray Rebecca, Gallagher Kevin P. and Kring William

Poverty, Inequality, and the International Monetary Fund: How Austerity Hurts the Poor and Widens Inequality pp. 61-89

Stubbs Thomas, Kentikelenis Alexander, Ray Rebecca and Gallagher Kevin P.

Managing Capital Flows: Theoretical Advances and IMF Policy Frameworks pp. 91-122

Anton Korinek

No One Left Behind? Assessing the Global Financial Safety Net Performance During COVID-19 pp. 123-147

Mühlich Laurissa, Fritz Barbara and Kring William N.

IMF Advice on Capital Flows: How Well is it Supported by Empirical Evidence? pp. 149-186

Peter Montiel