
How do countries incur in debt? And why does debt become unsustainable? How debt crises are triggered, and how a small nation managed to bring the Euro area on the edge of collapse? I am Paola Subacchi (www.sciencespo.fr/psia/sovereign-debt/the-team/), and this is DebtTalks, the podcast of Sciences Po Chair in Sovereign Debt and Finance. With my guests I’ll be discussing the economics and ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | a year ago |
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Join Paola Subacchi and Piera Tortora for an in-depth discussion on how international policy cooperation can respond to pressing global challenges, including debt and climate. The episode also explores the Pact for Prosperity, People and the Planet –... more
In this episode DebtTalks departs from our usual long-view approach to engage directly with the latest headlines. Paola and Elina Ribakova explore the financial options available to Ukraine amid intense political uncertainty.
Elina Ribakova is Non-r... more
In this episode Paola Subacchi and Carlo Monticelli explore the transformative role finance can play in driving social change. Carlo shares insights into the Council of Europe Development Bank’s mission to promote investment that empowers communities... more
This episode features political scientists Layna Mosley and Peter Rosendorff in conversation with Paola Subacchi about the domestic and international politics that surround sovereign finance. Since politics plays a crucial role in development finance... more
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Focused on the intricate relationship between public debt and its broader implications, content covers a wide array of topics including sovereign finance, debt crises, and sustainable development. Noteworthy aspects entail discussions with experts that illuminate the complexities surrounding debt management and the socio-economic challenges nations face, particularly in terms of transparency, sustainability, and innovation in finance. The dialogue often intertwines economic policy with political contexts, helping listeners understand how various factors, from external pressures to local governance, shape national debt strategies. Unique insights into public development banks, innovative debt solutions, and the role of international institut... more
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Recent guests on DebtTalks include:
1. Piera Tortora
2. Carlo Monticelli
3. Nicole Kearse
4. Ceyla Pazarbasioglu
5. Thomas Melonio
6. Nicolas Picchiottino
7. Anna Gelpern
8. Thierry Watrin
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