
Reciprocal sovereignty: A third constitutional tradition for Europe
The central constitutional question for Europe is how sovereign democracies can govern common goods together without creating a sovereign

The central constitutional question for Europe is how sovereign democracies can govern common goods together without creating a sovereign

How much has trade policy changed globally? This column introduces the Trade Policy Activity Index, a monthly measure of

Emerging market economies hold foreign exchange reserves to insure against currency crises and to cushion exchange rate movements. Reserves

Retail trade and professional services employ a large share of workers across OECD countries and provide key intermediate inputs

The war in Iran has sent oil prices sharply higher, reviving the question of who bears the cost of

Supplemental private health insurance is becoming more common in universal healthcare systems as a way to secure faster access

Europe’s Capital Markets Union debate is again centred on how to turn savings into productive investment. This column uses

Dementia affects an estimated 6 million Americans. This column uses data from the Health and Retirement Study spanning 1996-2018

EU AI regulation should trade lower ex-ante burden for robust ex-post monitoring, judicial review and liability to curb harms

With inflation still binding and fiscal space thin, the 2026 Iran shock revives the case for pre-committed, conditional yield

The central constitutional question for Europe is how sovereign democracies can govern common goods together without creating a sovereign

How much has trade policy changed globally? This column introduces the Trade Policy Activity Index, a monthly measure of

Emerging market economies hold foreign exchange reserves to insure against currency crises and to cushion exchange rate movements. Reserves

Retail trade and professional services employ a large share of workers across OECD countries and provide key intermediate inputs

The war in Iran has sent oil prices sharply higher, reviving the question of who bears the cost of

Supplemental private health insurance is becoming more common in universal healthcare systems as a way to secure faster access

Europe’s Capital Markets Union debate is again centred on how to turn savings into productive investment. This column uses

Dementia affects an estimated 6 million Americans. This column uses data from the Health and Retirement Study spanning 1996-2018

EU AI regulation should trade lower ex-ante burden for robust ex-post monitoring, judicial review and liability to curb harms

With inflation still binding and fiscal space thin, the 2026 Iran shock revives the case for pre-committed, conditional yield




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