
Commentary
PIIE's scholars draw on their research to provide commentary and analysis in a broad array of formats outside the Institute. Op-eds, testimony, speeches, and scholarly papers for other organizations all aim for the highest standards of objectivity, rigor and transparency required by the Institute for its own publications. Their writings are not intended to reflect an official view of the Institute or the views of members of the Institute's Board of Directors, and authors must adhere to strict standards of disclosure of any potential conflicts of interest.
Op-Eds
The Return of Export Controls: A Risky Tactic That Requires Cooperation From Allies
via Foreign Affairs
Op-Eds
The Trouble With Trans-Pacific Trade: How Washington Can Get Its Allies On Board With Its New Strategy
via Foreign Affairs
Op-Eds
In a fragmented world, we can’t take global trade for granted
via Fortune
Op-Eds
What Will it Take to Achieve an Energy Transition in the Middle East and North Africa?
Rabah Arezki (Former World Bank), Adnan Mazarei (PIIE) and Mark Plant (Center for Global Development)
via Center for Global Development
Op-Eds
Food Insecurity in North Korea Is at Its Worst Since the 1990s Famine
via 38 North
Speeches & Papers
Climate change and conflict
Cullen S. Hendrix (PIIE), Vally Koubi (Center for Comparative and International Studies; Institute of Economics, University of Bern), Jan Selby (University of Sheffield), Ayesha Siddiqi (University of Cambridge) and Nina von Uexkull (Departement of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University; Peace Research Institute)
via Nature Reviews: Earth & Environment
Speeches & Papers
Book Review of "Trade Links: New Rules for a New World" by James Bacchus
via Cambridge University Press
Op-Eds
The travails of the US economy roll on into 2023
via East Asia Forum
Op-Eds
Forced Uyghur Labor Probably Helped Build Your Car
via Foreign Policy
Speeches & Papers
Climate-driven risks to peace over the 21st century
Halvard Buhaug (Peace Research Institute Oslo, Norway), Tor A. Benjaminsen (Norwegian University of Life Sciences), Elisabeth A. Gilmore (Carleton University; Peace Research Institute Oslo, Norway) and Cullen S. Hendrix (PIIE)
via Climate Risk Management