Global Futures Unit
Interdisciplinary unit with emphasis on research on topics of comparative and international political economy (impact of economic policy on politics and society). We focus on innovation, economic reforms, and public policies with the aim of strengthening institutions, promoting social cohesion, and fostering sustainable development.
Regions: Global North and Global South.
Interdisciplinary unit with emphasis on research on topics of comparative and international political economy (impact of economic policy on politics and society). We focus on innovation, economic reforms, and public policies with the aim of strengthening institutions, promoting social cohesion, and fostering sustainable development.
Regions: Global North and Global South.
Research Lines
Topics: International institutions and regimes.
Topics: Affective (de)Polarization and Economy; Populism, inequality, and Economy; Political Innovation and public policies.
Topics: Great Powers and BRICs; (de)globalization.
Expertise: Political Economy, Democracy, Migration and Latin America.
We work to
strengthen institutions
Expertise: : International Macroeconomics, Economic Geography and UE.
We work to innovate
in public policy
Meet our team
Meet our collaborators
PhD students: Belén Chocobar and Davide Rognini
Research Assistant: María Blanco
NEWS
Comillas takes part in the presentation of the RANGE tool for geopolitical foresight.
Professor Ángel Saz discusses the role of multilateralism in the context of Trump 2.0 Presidency.
The article "Fiscal redistribution and the narrowing urban-rural income gap" awarded by Regional Science Policy and Practice.
The trade war between China and the U.S. began with solar panels, showing that protectionism barely restrains multinationals and exposes the limits of this dispute.