Challenges of globalization for international mobility, social security and environmental sustainability

Heidelberg: Ruprecht-Karls Univ., eDiss.

Globalization is the tighter integration of the world’s economies and societies through trade, capital and migration flows, and diffusion of ideas. Advances in these areas pose a multitude of challenges on individuals, the nation states, as well as the international community. Addressing challenges of globalization for international mobility, social welfare and environmental sustainability from an economic perspective enables a systematic understanding of these complex, yet poorly studied phenomena. Each chapter establishes clear hypotheses which are based on economic models explaining the incentive structure of agents or the political economy of institutions. Each empirical analysis uses existing macroeconomic observational evidence to verify the predictions and establish meaningful implications for the relevant actors. Taking the multitude of challenges posed by globalization into account, the studies contribute to the understanding of three challenges contemporary global politics is facing.

Über die Autorin

Rudolph, Alexandra

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