emerging economies

Great powers rise and fall over time, but the transition is not always peaceful and linear, says Ramesh Thakur.

A group of countries with more fluid approaches to the international order are increasingly reshaping that order, say Tim Mauer and Robert Morgus.

While there is a new emphasis on smaller Canadian companies becoming more active in emerging markets and developing countries, not all small- and medium-sized businesses will succeed, argue Danielle Goldfarb and Sui Sui.

Emerging markets should have taken advantage of high Chinese demand and easy credit to institute difficult reforms, says Brett House.

Jennifer Jeffs on why Canadian companies need to develop relationships with the higher-growth emerging economies.

Margaret Cornish explains why Canada has nothing to fear from the state in Chinese SOEs.