Announcements
Eurasia Group Identifies Ten Emerging Sectors for Foreign Investment in China
According to a new report from Eurasia Group, the Chinese economy is reorienting toward domestically driven growth and greener development, which will create new risks and opportunities for foreign businesses. Read the report
Barron's interviews Ian Bremmer
In this extensive interview, Ian Bremmer warns of the challenges to multinationals posed by rising state capitalism in China. Read the interview
Ian Bremmer writes about state capitalism in Prospect Magazine
In his cover story entitled "China vs America: Fight of the Century," Ian Bremmer discusses why the world's two great powers are growing dangerously hostile to one another. Read the article
Read Eurasia Group's blog
Eurasia Group's blog, "The Call," created in partnership with Foreign Policy, uses cutting-edge political science to predict the political future -- and how it will shape the global economy. Go to the blog
BusinessWeek presents slideshow on Eurasia Group's Top Risks
"This year's roster, released on Jan. 4, contains its share of surprises," says BusinessWeek. "Eurasia Group downplays problems in Iraq and Afghanistan, for instance, but highlights dangers from an economically weakened Japan, a widening fiscal gap between Northern and Southern Europe, and the worrisome rise in nationalism and populism across the globe."
Watch the slideshow
The End of the Free Market, by Ian Bremmer, is now available
Ian Bremmer's new book details the rise of state capitalism, a system in which governments drive local economies through ownership of market-dominant companies and large pools of excess capital, using them for political gain. This trend, Bremmer says, threatens America's competitive edge and the conduct of free markets everywhere.
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Eurasia Group and PwC publish Global Trends: Third Quarter 2010
This report examines major trends shaping the global business environment, with a focus on Europe's fiscal crisis, retail and consumer sectors, unconventional gas and state capitalism.
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Eurasia Group identifies the Leaders to Watch in 2010
This report names the top 10 leaders who are expected to shape global politics in 2010. Taking first place is Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, who successfully steered China through the worst of the economic crisis, but now faces the challenge of shifting policy from stimulating the economy to containing inflation and preventing asset bubbles.
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Eurasia Group announces Top Risks of 2010: US-China relations is #1 risk
This report identifies the key geopolitical areas to watch for global investors, business leaders, and market participants. The major global political risks to watch this year include US-China relations, Iran, and European fiscal divergence.
Read the report