Economics, Globalization, and Policy by Richard Baldwin
Richard Baldwin is Professor of International Economics at IMD Business School and Founder of VoxEU.org. His research on globalization and automation has received more than 60,000 citations, and he maintains an H-index over 95. He currently serves as Non-Resident Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and sits on multiple advisory boards across Europe. Baldwin’s most recent publication, The Globotics Policy Handbook, presents digital tokenization as an emerging layer in trade services.
He has authored eight books and over 100 peer-reviewed articles, with academic appointments at the Graduate Institute in Geneva, MIT, and Oxford. Baldwin consults for the European Commission, IMF, and World Bank on trade and digital capital mobility. In 2023, he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of St. Gallen for contributions to global economic policy. While not directly affiliated with crypto, Baldwin’s modeling of digital trade corridors is referenced in multiple whitepapers by central banks and fintech alliances. His lectures frequently cover blockchain’s implications for remote labor, tax havens, and sovereign risk.