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G20 Monitor

 

What is the G20 Monitor

The G20 monitor was a quarterly publication of the G20 Studies Centre that aims to deliver policy solutions for the G20. The publication highlighted policy developments in the G20, provides critical analysis of the current G20 agenda, and introduces new approaches to the forum’s structure and agenda.

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G20 Monitor: Towards Hangzhou and Hamburg

The 21st edition of the G20 Monitor highlights considerations for the G20 ahead of the 4–5 September 2016 G20 Leaders’ Summit in Hangzhou, China. It also canvasses three topics that are possibly of interest to the 2017 German G20 Presidency: cyber rule-setting, global migration governance, and
By Ye Yu, David Gruen , Sam Bide, Fergus Hanson, Hugh Jorgensen, John Kirton, James Hospedales, Anne Fulwood , Tristram Sainsbury
18 Aug 16
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Making the most of the G20

In this Lowy Institute Analysis, G20 Studies Centre Research Fellow and Project Director Tristram Sainsbury and Research Associate Hannah Wurf argue that the G20 should be at the centre of Australia’s approach to international economic engagement in the years ahead. Photo: Getty Images/VCG
By Hannah Wurf, Tristram Sainsbury
28 Jul 16
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G20 Monitor: G20 outreach to society in 2015

G20 engagement group representatives from Business (B20), Civil Society (C20), Labour (L20), Think Tanks (T20), Women (W20), and Youth (Y20) have contributed to the 18th issue of the G20 Monitor. The representatives address how their groups have contributed to the G20 process in 2015, their
By Jeffrey Hardy, Sharan Burrow, John Evans, Ussal Sahbaz, Feride İnan, Erin Watson-Lynn, Lachlan Campbell, Paola Subacchi, Tristram Sainsbury
28 Oct 15
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The G20 and the Future of International Economic Governance

The G20 has become a key international forum since it was set up in 1999. When Australia began its presidency of the 2014 summit in Brisbane, many commentators suggested that Australia’s chairing of the G20 would reinvigorate it. This timely book looks at what that meeting achieved and what has
By Mike Callaghan, Tristram Sainsbury
14 Sep 15
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G20 Monitor: Investment, inclusiveness, implementation, and health governance

The 16th issue of the G20 Monitor examines the three priority ‘i’s of the 2015 Turkish Presidency: inclusiveness, implementation, and investment. It explores the basis for the ‘i’s, assesses progress made on the priorities to date, and suggests policies the G20 can pursue for each priority.
By Leon Berkelmans, Stephen Grenville, Julia Kulik, John Kirton, Hannah Wurf, Tristram Sainsbury
07 Apr 15
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G20 Monitor: The G20’s growth agenda

This issue of the G20 Monitor provides a guide to the policies that G20 members will have to tackle to achieve the G20’s 2 per cent growth target, drawing on the recommendations of the IMF, OECD and a number of international think tanks
By Mike Callaghan, Stephen Grenville, Barry Carin, Ye Yu, Maria Monica Wihardja, Fabrizio Carmignani, Paolo Magri, Andrés Rozental, Sergey Drobyshevsky, Peter Draper, Stephen Pickford, Matthew P. Goodman, Rei Tang
21 Oct 14
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G20 2014: Reform of the international organisations, financial regulation, trade, accountability and anti-corruption

This issue of the G20 Monitor discusses the reform of international economic institutions, financial regulation, and the trade, accountability and anti-corruption agendas at the forthcoming Brisbane G20 Summit. It also provides a summary of the key ideas from the ‘G20 Conference: Strengthening
By Mike Callaghan, Daniela Strube, Martin Joy, Ivan Oliveira, AJ Brown
02 Sep 14
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G20 2014: The G20 Brisbane Summit, inequality, energy and anti-corruption

The 12th edition of the G20 monitor contains an overview from John Lipsky on the G20’s role in global governance after the global financial crisis; a paper by Geoff Weir on the G20, Thomas Piketty, and inequality; thoughts from Hugh Jorgensen and Christian Downie on multilateral energy governance
By Mike Callaghan, Christian , Hugh Jorgensen, John Lipsky, Charles Sampford, Geoff Weir
07 Aug 14
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G20: dealing with too-big-to-fail banks, corporate tax avoidance, and development

This issue of the G20 Monitor addresses the ‘too big to fail’ dilemma of major financial institutions, combating tax evasion and avoidance through ‘base erosion and profit shifting’ (BEPS), and a report from the ‘G20 and Development’ conference hosted by the G20 Studies Centre and
By Mike Callaghan, Stephen Grenville, Daniela Strube
18 Jun 14
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G20 2014: perspectives from business, civil society, labour, think tanks and youth

G20 engagement partners from Business (B20), Civil Society (C20), Labour (L20), Think Tanks (T20) and Youth (Y20) have each provided a contribution for this issue of the Monitor. Each address how the groups are organising their contribution to the G20 process in 2014, their priorities for the
By Mike Callaghan, Sharan Burrow, Tim Costello, Robert Milliner, Holly Ransom, Heather Smith
19 Mar 14
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G20 outreach and non-G20 member views on the G20

This issue of the Monitor addresses the issue of G20 outreach and presents a collection of perspectives from non-G20 member countries on the role and performance of the G20. The contributors have been asked to identify where the G20 process can add value and how it can be improved
By Mike Callaghan, Daniela Strube, Emmanuel Nnadozie, Azamat Abdymomunov, Gary Hawke, Ron Duncan, Raymond Saner
28 Jan 14
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