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DebtTalks

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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 (https://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 politics of debt, exploring past and current episodes of debt distress, examining legal controversies, and much more. Join us for the latest insights and stay tuned on DebtTalks.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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  1. Restoring debt sustainability: how the IMF and creditors work together 32:56
  2. Beyond debt: financing development through equity and productive assets 39:22
  3. Debt, investment and impact 43:31
  4. Debt in a higher-rate world 33:32
  5. Students take on sovereign debt : cure or prevention? 24:48
  6. Global debt in a higher debt world 40:22
  7. The price of power: who pays for critical minerals? 41:15
  8. Digging out of debt: sovereign finance in commodity economies 28:00
  9. Debt at the tipping point: warning signs and viable options 41:04
  10. Mobilising capital for economic transformation in Latin America 37:22
  11. From crisis bonds to long-term investment: financing Europe’s future 34:39
  12. Retrenching aid in a volatile world 41:15
  13. Inside Africa’s debt toolkit 38:41
  14. Debt in a low-growth world 43:26
  15. Closing the financing gaps: innovative finance for developing countries 39:28
  16. Advancing global financial reforms in a turbulent multilateral context 36:35
  17. What’s next for Ukraine ? 34:17
  18. Finance for social good : the Council of Europe Development Bank 32:02
  19. Debt and Politics 41:07
  20. Swapping Debt for Development 27:59
  21. Debt Management in Practice 34:24
  22. Debt crises and multilateral solutions 24:40
  23. Episode 16. Sustainable Development Goals: where do we go from here ? 46:55
  24. Episode 15. Lessons learned: a practitioner’s experience 42:56
  25. Episode 14. Bridging development gaps: the role of public development banks ahead of the Seville Summit 42:16
  26. Episode 13. Financing growth in a challenging debt market environment 43:49
  27. Episode 12. Rating the future: debt, growth and Europe’s economic path 39:38
  28. Episode 11. Public debt is public: shifting the norm to transparency 40:20
  29. Episode 10. Leveraging debt for a sustainable future 40:00
  30. Episode 9. Debt, inflation and interest rates: a challenging balance 41:03
  31. Episode 8. Sovereign debt and financing for development 38:15
  32. Episode 7. The International Monetary Fund: a pivotal and controversial role in debt 39:59
  33. Episode 6. Resilient sovereign bonds from Waterloo to our days 31:53
  34. Episode 5. China as bilateral creditor: complexity and controversies 36:10
  35. Episode 4. The first debt crisis since WW2, 1982-1989 35:21
  36. Episode 3. Coordinating sustainable solutions: the Paris Club 37:52
  37. Episode 2. After default comes litigation: Argentina, 2001-2016 35:53
  38. Episode 1. Greece on the brink, 2010-2015: the debt crisis that hindered Europe - Yannis Manuelides 37:05