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We need inclusive economies to address global risks posed by economic inequality and poverty. Rising to national and global challenges requires more than just growth accruing to powerful private interests and more than tax and transfer policies alone can provide. It requires economies to produce fair and just market outcomes on their own. This work stream is about such a vision. FES New York works with economic experts in academic, civil society and international organizations as well as with policymakers in governments toward progressive global economic transformation.

Our latest Events

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End the Debt Trap: Advancing Borrowers’ Coordination in the Evolving Global Debt Architecture

This meeting explores how coordinated expert networks can better support countries, strengthen collaboration, and advance fairer debt restructuring solutions.

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Taking Stock of the Sovereign Debt Landscape: Lessons Learned and Charting a Better Path Forward

Debt risks are rising, but reform momentum is lagging. This roundtable bridges analysis and strategy to identify practical debt solutions for upcoming global decision-making moments.

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A New Era of International Cooperation: Reimagining Relations between Global South and North

Can middle powers shape a fairer, more stable global order? This roundtable explores their role, strategies, and growing influence in reforming international cooperation and governance.


Our latest Publications

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Understanding Middle Powers in Development Cooperation

As traditional donors step back, middle powers are reshaping development cooperation. New research maps their rising influence and potential for change.

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Building Economic Sovereignty: “Can National Legislation End the Debt Trap?”

Across the Global South, nations are asserting their right to economic independence - and challenging the system that keeps them in the debt trap

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Inequality Reduction and Debt Sustainability Analysis

This paper by Matthew Martin charts a new path for integrating national inequality-reduction goals into debt sustainability analysis (DSA).