Roma-Berlin-Nice, November 2022-May 2023
Welcome letter
Preliminary required reading
- Seminar program Risk Management 2022-23
- IMF Finance & Inequality 2020
- Acemoglu 2021 Post Covid World
- LARRY SUMMERS Secular stagnation
- Poverty and Corruption IMF Sept 2018
- BOUCHET Debt Cancellation JRMFI March 2021
- Martin Wolf & Summers Bigger is worse APRIL 12 2021
- Bouchet CIFE IMF is calling for urgent debt reduction for developing nations June 2022
- Crisis in EMCs FT September 2022
- Democracy Report 2022 (Executive Summary)
- Marsch Political_Risk_Report_2022
- WEF-World-Scenario-2022-23
- Political risk and Arab spring revolution
- 2022 BOC Report on Defaulted Debt
- FT Sept 27, 2022 China’s information vacuum
- EU Policy and Ukraine Oct 2022
- Intro CIFE SEMINAR ROMA Q4-2022 Course
- What is risk about 2022-23
- Academic approaches to risk and crisis 2022-23
- What is Country Risk all about 2022-23
- Global risk and wealth gap 2022-23
- Country Risk Economic Intelligence 2022-23
- Balance of Payments- Current account 2022-23
- QUIZ Country Risk Seminar 2022-23 BASE
- Defining Political Risk 2023 I
- Assessing Political Risk 2023 II
- Anticipating Political Risk 2023 III
- Political and Governance Rating IV 2023
- Failed States Seminar - SHORT
- Case study Solvencia 2023 INTRO
- Country risk glossary 2023
- Country Risk and Solvencia 2023
- Current account deficit adjustment 2023
- Capital account & External financing 2022-23
- Balance of payments and external debt analysis 2023
- Country risk and Debt crisis 2023
- Debt restructuring negotiations 2023 SHORT
- Governance of Debt Restructuring 2023
- GREAT COLLAPSE Russia-Ukraine 2023
Seminar Files
Spring 2023 Students’ Country Reports
- G1. Morocco and Afghanistan Country Risk Comparison
- G2. Copper Investments in Chile versus Cyprus
- G3 - Country Risk Report (Poland and Senegal
- G4. Country Risk Report. South Africa Brazil
- G5. Country Risk Report. Nigeria Brazil
- G6. Country Risk Report. Pakistan Vietnam
- G7, Country Risk Report Brazil and South Korea