Introduction: Global actors competing or co-operating?

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Sustainable Development 100%
• Conditionality 100%
• Strategic Alliance 100%
• Terrorism 100%
• Developing Countries 50%
• Cultural Economics 50%
• EU Policies 50%
• UN Development Goals 50%
• Military Expenditure 50%
• Governmental Organization 50%
• Crisis Management 50%
• International Affairs 50%
• Resource Economics 50%
• Economic developments 50%
• International Organization 50%

Social Sciences

• Africa 100%
• China 63%
• Asia 54%
• Administrative Structure 40%
• Human Rights 27%
• Europe 27%
• Democracy 13%
• Good Governance 13%
• Rule of Law 13%
• Multilateralism 13%
• Sustainable Development 9%
• Natural Resources 9%
• Territory 9%
• Interdependence 9%
• Global Player 9%
• International Politics 9%
• Economic Integration 9%
• Strategic Partnership 9%
• India 9%
• Nuclear Weapon 9%
• Normativity 9%
• Economic and Social Development 4%
• Civil Society 4%
• Scientists 4%
• Chinese 4%
• United Nations 4%
• Climate Change 4%
• Political Systems 4%
• Political Community 4%
• International Relations 4%
• International System 4%
• Global Governance 4%
• Migration Policy 4%
• Economic Resources 4%
• Global Power 4%
• Great Power 4%
• Social Rights 4%
• Economic Power 4%
• Political Objective 4%
• Soft Power 4%
• Combating Poverty 4%
• International Cooperation 4%
• Developing Countries 4%
• Governmental Organization 4%
• International Organization 4%
• Morocco 4%
• Human Trafficking 4%
• Action Plan 4%
• Food Security 4%
• Drug Trafficking 4%
• Economics of Culture 4%
• Trade Relation 4%
• Economic Relation 4%
• Libya 4%
• Crisis Management 4%
• EU Policies 4%
• Military Expenditure 4%