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| Title | Author/Affiliation | Topic | Year of Publication |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avoiding ‘too little too late’ on International Debt Relief | Lars Jensen - UNDP | Debt Crisis | 2022 |
| Addressing the Debt Crisis in the Global South: Debt Relief for Sustainable Recoveries | Ulrich Volz, Kathrin Berensmann. Sara Burke, Kevin Gallagher, Stephany Griffith-Jone, Martin Kessler, Irene Monasterolo - University of London, German Development Institute, Boston University, Columbia University, Finance for Development Lab, EDHEC Business School & EDHEC-Risk Institute | Debt Crisis | 2022 |
| Sovereign Debt Repatriation during Crises | Serkan Arslanalp, Laura Sunder-Plassmann - IMF | Debt Crisis | 2022 |
| Sovereign Credit and Geopolitical Risks During and After the EMU Crisis | Theodore D. Bratis, Georgios P. Kouretas, Nikiforos Laopodis, Prodromos Vlamis - Athens University of Economics and Business, American College of Greece, University of Piraeus | Debt Crisis | 2022 |
| Why are Latin American crises deeper than those in emerging Asia, including that of covid-19? | Alicia Garcia Herrero - ADB | Debt Crisis | 2021 |
| A debt pandemic | Daniel Munevar - EuroDad | Debt Crisis | 2021 |
| The aftermath of Sovereign Debt Crises: a narrative approach | Rui Esteves, Jason Lennard, Sean Kenny - Centre for Economic Policy Research | Debt Crisis | 2021 |
| A Plan to address the COVID-19 Debt Crises in Poor Countries and build a better Sovereign Debt System | Clemence Landers - Center for Global Development | Debt Crisis | 2021 |
| Sovereign Debt Vulnerabilities in Developing Economies | Lars Jensen - UNDP | Debt Crisis | 2021 |
| Debt distress and development distress: Twin crises of 2021 | Homi Kharas , Meagan Dooley - Global Economy and Development, Center for Sustainable Development | Debt Crisis | 2021 |
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