Jonas Gamso

Associate Prof @ ASU @ Thunderbird | Global Political Economy and Development | Trade, FDI, Foreign Aid

[Cambridge UP - Anthropology & Sociology @CUP_Anthro_Soc]

New Cambridge Element, Border Control without Walls, by Jonas Gamso and Farhod Yuldas, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://t.co/zYOZHxCmSO
#cambridgeelements #sociology

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Free to read @CambridgeUP for the next two weeks https://t.co/F5F8KOs2aH

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My new Element w Farhod Yuldas, Border Control without Walls: Managing Migration with Foreign Aid, is available for preorder from @CambridgeUP

We examine how #aid shapes #migration, with an eye to improving aid when it inevitably returns to the forefront of int'l #diplomacy

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China’s rise is reshaping intl politics - but we don't yet know how things will play out. In our new @JIBPolicy article, Rob Grosse and I provide a framework to help companies understand where things may be going and how they can prep

https://t.co/Y1WHeJQ4bl

[Cambridge UP - Anthropology & Sociology @CUP_Anthro_Soc]

🎥Check out our new #Sociology Elements in Global Development Studies
Border Control without Walls by @JonasGamso @FarhodYuldas
🔗 https://t.co/cj7YNQCrC4
#CambridgeElements

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The book maps out strategies for companies to manage #climate #risk and seize #business #opportunities in our changing world

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My forthcoming book, Multinational Corporations and Climate Change: Risks, Responsibilities, and Resilience, is available for preorder from @CambridgeUP

https://t.co/eBasl7FjrW

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My new Element w Farhod Yuldas, Border Control without Walls: Managing Migration with Foreign Aid, is available for preorder from @CambridgeUP

We examine how #aid shapes #migration, with an eye to improving aid when it inevitably returns to the forefront of int'l #diplomacy

[The Conversation U.S. @ConversationUS]

Oceans carry 90% of global trade making them a frontline of geopolitics.

One step forward: the international High Seas Treaty, which goes into effect on Saturday.

https://t.co/F7jBRJiFec

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We hear a lot about great power competition between the US and China and an emerging Cold War, but things may not play out that way. Check out my new article with Rob Grosse for an alt perspective (lmk if you want to read but can't get past the wall).

https://t.co/NrGbJtIdjz

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My department is hiring a postdoc to manage our new Ocean Diplomacy add - apply or share with your networks:
https://t.co/sFnaNLJbVy

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MNCs systematically avoid climate-vulnerable countries, fearing that they’ll be left to shoulder the costs of adaptation. Does climate aid change the equation? See my new article in @ClimDevJournal for more: https://t.co/Q91qObkgnY

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Foreign aid is a vital investment in US power. Read more in my new article for @UCIGCC,
https://t.co/L5FOBHxgn9

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What do autocratic trade agreements look like and how do they differ from those that include democratic members? Check out our new article (Evgeny Postnikov and myself) in @ISQ_Jrnl to find out:
https://t.co/b4AHzgdMPM

[Stanford Social Innovation Review @SSIReview]

@blanchardlibby @WilkesCenter @UCBerkeley @Mark_W_Schwartz @CruxAlliance @CartonGuillaume @juliaparigot @OneAcreFund @bethsawin @multisolving (8/8)🌿#8 @JonasGamso (@ASU @Thunderbird) explains how global financial leaders like the World Bank and IMF can leverage debt-for-climate swaps to address the effects of #climatechange. #EarthDay https://t.co/TaL36aILTC

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I argue that concerns about electoral accountability lead democratic leaders to prioritize finding alternative ways to keep the public fed, in contrast to autocratic leaders.

Read the article here: https://t.co/3p6f0Muagw

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Against the backdrop of a global hunger crisis, foreign food aid to Haiti, Ethiopia, and Gaza have been cut or restricted in the last year. How are aid cuts to these and other countries affecting the food security of their populations?

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My new study in the European Journal of Development Research @EADI finds that the impact of a food aid cut on a country’s food security depends its democracy level.

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Glad to share my new article: “Debt-for-climate swaps can save the planet. Why aren’t they?”

Published by @SSIReview

The article discusses the potential for debt-for-climate swaps, challenges to their widespread use, and strategies to scale them up

[Stanford Social Innovation Review @SSIReview]

In theory, debt-for-climate swaps can create win-win outcomes for creditors and debtors. @JonasGamso (@ASU) explains how global financial leaders like the World Bank and IMF can leverage resources to improve this tool in the fight against climate change. https://t.co/TaL36aILTC

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Mixed thoughts about this kind of thing, but this is really cool

[“LIVE FROM MIAMI BEACH” OUT NOW! @LupeFiasco]

This is “Glass of Water”. My first song co-written with AI using TextFX.

https://t.co/ZCWzUYvhXd

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