Research Activities
- Harvard Globalization Survey
- October 24, 2008
- This is closed to the public.
- The Harvard Globalization Survey Conference is an invitation-only workshop to develop the design of the Harvard Globalization Survey. The goal of the HGS project is to examine the way governments, firms, employees, and nongovernmental groups are responding to globalization. The project involves coordinated surveys of a sample of firms and employees in various industries, matching these with surveys of trade associations and labor unions in the same industries, and surveys of legislators representing electoral districts in which the industries are concentrated. The project focuses on the challenges posed by international trade, investment, and immigration flows, and how various actors are responding in economic and political ways, either by resisting or accelerating adjustment.
- Field of Interest: International Economics
- Conference Chair
- Hiscox, Michael
- Faculty Associate. Clarence Dillon Professor of International Affairs, Department of Government, Harvard University.
- Contact Information
Shalhope, Adelaide- Conference and Special Events Coordinator.
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