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published on 05/11/2026 by
Vienna Global Forum

In the 7th episode of the Vienna Global Forum podcast series, we invite economist Jayati Ghosh to look beyond the traditional questions of trade, finance and development to examine some of the issues that were largely absent from the original NIEO agenda: gender inequality, unpaid care work, environmental degradation, climate change, and the growing concentration of wealth and power.

published on 02/09/2026 by
Vienna Global Forum

We have just published the first two Discussion Papers on our website! The first one by Paul Stubbs, senior research fellow at the Institute of Economics, Zagreb, addresses the historical lessons and contemporary relevance of the New International Economic Order (NIEO). The second paper by Ana Elisa Saggioro Garcia, Associate Researcher at the BRICS Policy Center and Professor at the Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, offers a critical assessment of the BRICS grouping by examining its trajectory, main actors, and contemporary challenges within the evolving international order.

published on 01/09/2026 by
Vienna Global Forum

Short Talks is a new interview series by the Vienna Global Forum, bringing together leading thinkers and policymakers to discuss the most pressing global issues in concise, thought-provoking conversations. Check out the new episodes here.

published on 01/09/2026 by
Vienna Global Forum

Based on the first workshop of the Vienna Global Forum that took place in July at the Bruno Kreisky Forum in Vienna, Master student and ÖFSE-intern Anamaria Copilau wrote an article on the lessons from the New International Economic Order (NIEO) for the A&W Blog. The article reflects on the origin and vision of the NIEO and asks how much remains of the project today in the form of BRICS and other alliances. You can read the piece in German here.

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The Vienna Global Forum is the result of a partnership between ÖFSE, International Political Economy Research Group at King’s College London and the Helsinki Centre for Global Political Economy. Financial support is gratefully provided by Arbeiterkammer Wien.

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ÖFSE - Austrian Foundation for Development Research

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Helsinki Centre for Global Political Economy (Helsinki-GPE)

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International Political Economy Research Group at King’s College London

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