Ukraine’s EU Integration: A Long Way Home
It is time to admit that while Russia remains an empire and has nuclear weapons, it will always be an existential threat to democracies.
Publications
James Hodson Interviews with Deutsche Welle on Ukraine
CEO of AI for Good Foundation, and co-founder of Economists for Ukraine, James Hodson speaks on the impact of Russia’s aggression in Ukraine on grain
How to Organize Reconstruction Aid for Post-War Ukraine
Before significant funds are committed to Ukraine’s reconstruction, it is important to determine who will control and direct the money and how the recovery will
Do’s and don’ts: which economic policies will help and which will harm after-war reconstruction?
In this article we list popular yet erroneous approaches to economic policies, explain what is wrong with them and elaborate on which policies would really
A Future without Putin: Russia’s military defeat as a way to a more democratic, green, and just Europe
The free world – the “West”, but also democracies in Asia, Africa, and Latin America – must prepare for a future without Putin, a future
The macroeconomic front of the war
The Lugano conference on the reconstruction of Ukraine was a ray of light in the darkness of death and destruction inflicted by the Russian army.
Those who stay: how companies justify their stay in russia
Justifying their stay in Russia by “provision of essential goods” is a poor excuse. In reality, companies that claim this are protecting their market share.
The effect of the war on human capital in Ukraine and the path for rebuilding
In February 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine that has caused major destruction and loss of human life in the country. The war
