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Dr. Linda Yueh is a fellow in economics at Oxford University, a visiting professor at the London Business School, and an economics commentator appearing on broadcasters such as the BBC, Channel 4 News, CNBC, CNN & ITV News, among others. She directs the China Growth Centre (CGC) at Oxford University, is an associate of the Centre for Economic Performance (CEP) at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and a fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts (FRSA). Her work examines major economies such as Britain, China, United States, Europe as well as developing countries, and her research focuses on the global financial crisis, the drivers of economic growth and development, and the rise of emerging economies. She is a regular contributor to media coverage of economic and business issues, e.g., appearing fortnightly on BBC 1/World News "World Business Report" and as guest host on the international business news channel, CNBC. Previously, she was the ITV News Economics Commentator and had practised as an international corporate lawyer.

Dr. Yueh has published widely in academic journals, magazines, as well as several books. She is the Series Editor of the Economic Development and Growth book series for World Scientific Publishing. Her books include: Macroeconomics (co-authored with Graeme Chamberlin), Globalisation and Economic Growth in China (co-edited with Yang Yao), The Law and Economics of Globalisation: New Challenges for a World in Flux (editor), and The Future of Asian Trade and Growth (editor). The Economy of China is out in May. She has served as an advisor to the British government, Asian Development Bank (ADB), World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) Executive Briefing Advisory Board, among many others.

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Upcoming TV appearances: BBC 1/World News "World Business Report" on February 11th, CNBC "European Closing Bell" as Guest Host on February 15th, BBC 1/World News "World Business Report" on February 25th.

BBC World News "Impact Asia" on rising U.S.-China economic tensions on February 4th. See latest blog.

BBC News "Obama and China give markets January blues" by Jamie Robertson, February 1st.

CNBC Europe "Squawk Box" as Guest Host (first hour) on February 1st (segment on developments in banking regulation, 4.30 in duration; clip on global bank brands, 5.28 in duration). See latest blog.

Latest podcast on the subject of bank regulations and bonuses in "The Credit Crunch and Global Recession" series released on January 29th (28.43 in duration).

China Radio International (CRI) "People in the Know" on the role of China in the global recovery, broadcast on January 29th.

Britain exiting recession: ITV1 "GMTV" and quoted in AFP "Britain set to exit record recession" on January 26th. And, BBC Radio Wales "Good Morning Wales" also on the UK/global recovery and financial regulatory reform on the Davos agenda on January 27th (interview at 1:34.27, 4.09 in duration, and available for 7 days). See latest blog.

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" as Guest Host (segment on President Obama's proposed regulation of banks, 5.21 in duration; clip on the global economy with Wells Fargo, 6.42 in duration; clip on China's economic growth with Cantor Fitzgerland/United Securities, 5.31 in duration) on January 22nd. Also appeared on BBC Radio Wales "Good Evening Wales" to comment on President Obama's proposed bank regulations (interview at 14.46, 2.50 in duration, and available for 7 days).

China's 2009 GDP growth: BBC World Service "The World Today" on January 20th, BBC World Service "World Business News" on January 21st.

BBC Radio 5 "Drive" programme on UK inflation recording a record acceleration, broadcast on January 19th (interview at 52.02, 2.33 in duration). See latest blog.

CNN "Quest Means Business" on the business environment in China with the furore over Google, broadcast on January 14th. See latest blog.

CNBC Europe "Squawk Box" as Guest Host on January 12th (segment on UK consumer spending and saving, 4.48 in duration; clip on Venezuela's devaluation, 7.49 in duration; clip on derivatives trading, 5.06 in duration).

Euromoney Futures and Options Intelligence magazine on China allowing equity futures published on January 12th. See latest blog.

China's economic growth and potential bubbles: BBC Radio 4 "Today" programme (interview at 14.43, 5.12 in duration) & BBC Radio 5 "Wake up to Money" (interview at 18.36, 5.50 in duration) on January 11th and available for 7 days. Also, American Public Radio "Marketplace." See latest blog.

China becoming the world's largest exporter in 2009: BBC World Service "World Update" (interview at 20.33, 2.28 in duration, and available for 24 hours) and on BBC World News "World News Today" on January 8th.

CNBC "European Closing Bell" on possible fiscal/monetary policy tightening in the UK and China, broadcast on January 7th (5.49 in duration). See latest blog.

Reviewing the decade of the 2000s: CNBC Europe "Decade in Review" half-hour special programme first broadcast on December 25th with several shows over the holidays/New Year which examines the first half of the 2000s. See December 14th blog for some of my thoughts on the past 10 years.

China's economy in 2009 & 2010: CNN Business Christmas Special Interview which aired on "World Business Report" and "Quest Means Business" on December 30th (2.48 in duration).

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" as Guest Host on December 24th (segment on the Japanese budget and 2010 growth projections, 5.36 in duration; clip on the U.S. economy with Fitch's Head of Global Economics, 6.26 in duration; clip on the Bank of Japan with S&P Ratings Service, 4.53 in duration; clip on markets in 2009 & 2010, 6.25 in duration).

CNBC Europe "Decade in Review: 2004" on the beginning of the China boom, broadcast on December 23rd (8.02 in duration).

"The New Energy Order: Managing Insecurities in the 21st Century," Foreign Affairs, 1(89), 61-73, January/February 2010.

Copenhagen climate change summit: Channel 4 News on December 21st (Pt 3, interview clip at 1.45) and available for 7 days.

UK economy in 2010 & 2011: GMTV on December 21st. See latest blog.

Pre-Budget Report: ITV "GMTV," BBC Radio 4 "Today" (interview at 14.37, 4.49 in duration), Channel 4 "News at Noon" (story & transcript, 2.17 in duration), BBC Radio 5 "Wake up to Money" (interview at 6.42, 5.47 in duration), and BBC Radio Northampton "Lunchtime" programme on December 10th. ITV "GMTV" interview previewing the issues for the UK fiscal position on December 8th. See latest blog.

"That '70s show: Gold prices' surge," Wall Street Journal, December 7th, where I comment on comparing gold prices today with the peak in 1980.

BBC Radio Wales "Good Morning Wales" on the National Audit Office's assessment of HM Treasury's handling of the bank bail-outs, broadcast on December 4th and available for 7 days (interview at 1:14.06, 4.31 in duration).

CNBC "European Closing Bell" as Guest Host on December 1st (segment on sovereign debt risk, 11.46 in duration; segment on Europe's manufacturing sector, 4.28 in duration). See latest blog on sovereign debt risk.

Channel 4 News "News at Noon" on the prospect of a debt crisis with a hung UK parliament broadcast on December 1st. Click on "7-day catch-up" (Part 3, interview at 3.03, 2.31 in duration).

ABC (Australia) "Newshour" on the sustainability of China's growth and the tensions over the Chinese currency between the USA and China after the visit of President Obama broadcast on November 26th. See October 22nd blog dissecting the latest growth figures.

CNBC "Europe Tonight" on China's banks needing recapitalization, broadcast on November 24th (5.22 in duration).

ABC (Australia) Radio National "The World Today" on global imbalances and the global economic crisis broadcast on November 19th (11 minutes in duration).

ANU Public Lecture on "The Law and Economics of Globalisation: New Challenges for a World in Flux," Canberra, Australia, November 18th.

Interview given based on my lecture at the 2009 Beijing Forum on "U.S., China and Global Imbalances" to Peking University News Service on November 13th.

Restructuring and recapitalisation of Britain's part-nationalised banks, RBS and Lloyds: Channel 4 News "News at Noon" (interview clip at 0.48) broadcast on November 3rd. See today's blog.

U.S. 3rd quarter GDP and impact on the UK: BBC 1 "BBC News at Six" on October 29th (interview clip at 19.01) and BBC Radio Wales "Good Morning Wales" (interview at 1:13.39, 3.61 in duration) on October 30th, both available for 7 days.

Asian and global economic growth estimates for 2010: BBC World News "World Business Report" on October 29th. See latest blog.

UK 3rd quarter GDP: BBC Radio Wales "Good Evening Wales" broadcast on October 23rd (interview at 6.27, 5.04 in duration) and available for 7 days.

China's 3rd quarter GDP: BBC "World Business Report" (interview at 5.04, 2.45 in duration and available for 7 days), CNBC "Europe Tonight" (7.21 in duration), CNN "Quest Means Business" & Al Jazeera English "News Hour London" on October 22nd. See today's blog.

“From the Great Moderation to the Global Financial Crisis,” The Whitehead Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations, X(2), 39-63, Summer/Fall 2009.

CNBC Europe special programme at the QFINANCE forum in Doha, Qatar, "CNBC Global Debate -- The Future of Finance: New Rules, Same Game?" on October 14th & 16th.

BBC "Newsnight" on the U.S. dollar remaining as the global reserve currency broadcast on October 15th (6.26 in duration). See latest blog.

Profiled as an up and coming business thinker in 'The Top 50 Business Thinkers' list on October 14th which is found at: http://www.thinkers50.com/radar.

"Recession and Recovery in the OECD," Economic & Labour Market Review, 3(10), 28-33, 13 October 2009 (with Graeme Chamberlin). ONS news release describing the article's findings that the depth of the UK recession is worse than the OECD average and its assessment of the latest forecasts from the OECD and IMF.

"The World Economy: Headed North -- The Global Recession is Over: Pro and Con?" The Debate Room, BusinessWeek, October 8th, where I argue the con case.

ABC "Newshour" on the global economic picture, including growth forecasts and the IMF/World Bank annual meeting broadcast on October 7th.

BBC News Channel "BBC News" (12.00 BST edition) to comment live after the Shadow Chancellor George Osborne's speech on Tory budget cuts at the Conservative Party Conference on October 6th. See today's blog.

BBC Radio 4 "Today" programme (interview at 2:42.10, 2.54 in duration), BBC Radio 5 "Breakfast" (interview 2:47.42, 4.51 in duration) & BBC News Channel "BBC News" on the latest lending figures from the Bank of England, the rising savings rate and the revised UK GDP on September 29th. Also, BBC World News "World Business Report" on the euro and currency valuations on September 29th.

CNBC Europe "Squawk Box" Guest Host (interview on the economic implications of the German election, 2.51 in duration; clip on the best places for investment in commercial property, 7.28 in duration; clip on investing in the Middle East, 4.40 in duration; clip on expected inflation and investments, 6.35 in duration) on September 28th.

G20 summit interviews: CNBC "Europe Tonight" Guest Host (discussion on the G20 summit: 8.08 in duration; clip on currencies: 9.23 in duration) on September 24th; Radio Netherlands Worldwide, BBC World News & BBC World Service "World, Have Your Say" (55.00 in duration) and BBC "Newsnight" (interview at 20.36, 7.57 in duration) on September 25th. See latest blog.

UN climate change conference: Al Jazeera English "News" special coverage of the UN General Assembly as the presenter's friend on September 23rd and BBC World Service "One Planet" on September 24th. See latest blog.

The global financial crisis on the anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers: CNBC Europe special programme "One Year Later: Reflections from the Street" Guest Host (interview on the collapse of Lehman Brothers and monetary policy on the anniversary of the onset of the global financil crisis, 6.45 in duration; clip on financial reform with the CEO of ICFR, 7.03 in duration), BBC Radio Wales "Good Evening Wales" (interview at 2:22.57, 2.42 in duration) and BBC Radio 5 "Richard Bacon" programme (interview at 1:39.13, 4.13 in duration) on September 14th. BBC Radio Oxford "Bill Heine" programme on September 15th (interview at 5.07, 7.45 in duration). See latest blogs.

BBC World Service "Newshour" on rising protectionism in US-China trade relations (interview at 27.34, 3.37 in duration) broadcast on September 13th and available for 7 days.

Bloomberg TV "Bloomberg News -- Europe" on China's "going out" policy as seen in the overseas activities of it auto industry broadcast on September 11th. See latest blog.

BBC Radio Wales "Good Morning Wales" on the state of the UK and global recession, broadcast on September 10th (interview at 2:40.00) and available for 7 days.

"Are shares about to fall off a cliff?" by Jamie Robertson, BBC News online, 4 September 2009.

BBC Radio Wales "Good Morning Wales" on the issues of bankers' pay and the UK's economic recovery discussed at the G20 finance ministers' meeting in London, broadcast on September 5th (interview at 1:08.01, 8.11 in duration) and available for 7 days. Also appeared on SVT (Sweden) "Rapport" programme on September 4th (interview at 6.00, clips at 7.37, 8.15) and available for a week. See latest blog.

BBC World Service "Analysis" on the Chinese economy during the global recession, broadcast on September 3rd (8.59 in duration) and available for 7 days.

BBC Radio 4 "Today" programme on regulating bankers' pay at the upcoming G20 finance ministers' meeting, broadcast on September 1st (interview at 2:45.17, 2.57 in duration) and available for 7 days. See also my August 27th blog.

Reuters "Yuan spenders eclipse Russians, Arabs in London," September 1st, 2009.

CNN "Quest Means Business" on the volatility of the Chinese stock market and the global implications on August 31st. See today's blog.

CNBC Europe "Squawk Box" Guest Host on August 25th (interview on the prospects of global recovery: 4.06 in duration; clip on technical analysis of stock markets: 3.40 in duration; clip with the CEO of Dyesol: 3.47 in duration).

Voice of America "Business Scene" programme on lending in China and the development of the commercial property market, broadcast on August 24th. See today's blog.

Bloomberg TV "Bloomberg News -- Europe" and Voice of America "Business Scene" programme on possible tightening of monetary policies in the Euro Zone and China, including liquidity concerns in the latter, which were both broadcast on August 21st. See latest blog on a historical episode related to global imbalances with relevance to today.

BBC World Service "Analysis" on the problems of graduate unemployment, broadcast on August 20th (8.59 in duration) and available for 7 days.

Assessing the global recovery: BBC Radio 5 "Simon Mayo" programme (discussion segment at 2:29.10, 31.50 in duration) & CNBC "Europe Tonight" as Guest Host (discussion clips with guests: clip on European stock markets, 6.30 in duration; clip on UBS settlement, 5.07 in duration; clip on water shortages, 4.26 in duration), both broadcast on August 18th (BBC interview available for 7 days). See today's blog.

CNBC Europe "Squawk Box" Guest Host on August 13th (clip with the CEO of Prudential: 7.53 in duration; clip on the auto sector: 6.02 in duration; clip with the CEO of Dutch insurer Aegon: 5.13 in duration; clip on Germany & France's second quarter growth and the state of Euro Zone economies: 4.28 in duration; clip with the CEO of German Colonia Real Estate: 6.47 in duration). See today's blog on recession ending in Germany and France.

ITV News on the Bank of England Inflation Report's forecast for UK GDP and inflation on August 12th. See today's blog.

"Challenging Macroeconomics" new podcast in The Credit Crunch and Global Recession series at Oxford University out on August 11th (52.03 in duration). Also available through iTunesU.

ABC "Newshour" on signs of recovery in the global economy, broadcast on August 11th. See today's blog.

BBC Radio 4 "The World Tonight" (interview at 40.27, 3.14 in duration) & BBC World Service "Newshour" (interview at 26.36, 3.24 in duration) on the China and Rio Tinto dispute, broadcast on August 10th and available for 7 days.

ITV News on the earnings statement of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and the state of the financial crisis on August 7th. See today's blog.

Bank of England's decision regarding interest rates and its Quantitative Easing programme: ITV Lunchtime News & Evening News, BBC Radio 5 "Victoria Derbyshire" programme (interview at 2:40.43, 4.00 in duration), BBC Radio Wales "Good Morning Wales" (interview at 1:08.58, 4.00 in duration), Voice of America "Business Scene" programme, on August 6th (BBC downloads are available for 7 days). See today's blog.

BBC World Service "The World Today" on China's reforms to its rural pension and health system, broadcast on August 6th and available for 7 days.

ITV News on the losses at Lloyds Banking Group on August 5th. See updated blog.

ITV Lunchtime News on the implications of the losses at Northern Rock, broadcast on August 4th. See updated blog.

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" as Guest Host on August 4th (clip with the CEO of Statoil, 3.34 in duration).

ITV "News at Ten" on profits at Barclays and HSBC on August 3rd. See today's blog.

Al Jazeera English "Counting the Cost" on China-Middle East economic relations, broadcast on July 31st & repeated until Tuesday, August 4th (interview clips at 10.43, 12.05 & 12.30).

The Law and Economics of Globalisation: New Challenges for a World in Flux which I serve as editor and contributor is published on July 31st in the UK and worldwide, and on September 30th in the USA. See today's blog.

CNBC "Europe Tonight" as Guest Host on July 30th (clip on European stock performance and Chinese monetary policy reassurances, 9.43 in duration).

CNBC Europe "Squawk Box" (7.19 in duration) & Bloomberg News on the U.S.-China Strategic & Economic Dialogue, broadcast on July 27th. See today's blog.

ITV News on second quarter GDP figure for the UK economy, broadcast on July 24th. See today's blog.

BBC Radio 4 "The World Tonight" on the latest Chinese growth figure on July 16th (interview at 13:05, 3.33 in duration). See latest blog.

ITV News to comment on the latest UK unemployment figure on July 15th. See today's blog.

CNBC "Europe Tonight" on China's record accumulation of foreign exchange reserves on July 15th (9.41 in duration).

BBC Radio 5 "Breakfast" (interview at 1:12.58, 4.30 in duration) & BBC Radio Wales "Good Morning Wales" (interview at 1:54.49, 4.40 in duration) on the state of the British economy, recession and recovery, broadcast on July 15th. See today's blog.

CNN "Quest Means Business" on China's evolving legal framework for international investors on July 14th. See latest blog.

Interviews on the G8 summit: BBC Radio 5 "Drive" programme on July 9th (interview at 1:40.20, 4.50 in duration) and BBC "World Business Report" on July 10th (interview at 5:16, 2.34 in duration), both available for 7 days. China Radio International "People in the Know" on July 10th (interview at 10:20, 8.00 in duration). See also my July 10th blog.

BBC News Channel "BBC News" on the Treasury White Paper on financial regulatory reform on July 8th. See today's blog.

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" on the prospects for the Japanese economy on July 8th (6.15 in duration).

BBC World News "World Business Report" on the prospects for the Euro Zone economy on July 2nd. See today's blog.

Bank of England's latest Financial Stability Report: BBC One "Breakfast," BBC Radio 4 "Today" programme (interview at 15:17, 4.00 in duration) and BBC Radio 5 "Wake Up to Money" (interview at 12:22, 5.48 in duration), broadcast on June 26th and available for 7 days. See also today's blog.

Bloomberg TV "Bloomberg News -- Europe" on the EU/US WTO action against China's export tax on raw materials, broadcast on June 24th. See today's blog.

CNBC Europe "Squawk Box" Guest Host on June 22nd (clip on the global economic recession, 2.16 in duration). Discussions with other guests are as follows: clip on the future of Virgin Atlantic with Sir Richard Branson (5.05 in duration), clip on the ongoing global economic crisis with Nouriel Roubini (11.09 in duration), clip on the costs of the credit crisis (8.36 in duration), clip on the prospects for the Middle East (5.11 in duration), and clip on Nestle's strong sales of Nespresso with its CEO (1.53 in duration).

BBC World Service "Newshour" to discuss the agenda and importance of the first BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) summit, broadcast on June 16th and available for 7 days (interview at 26:30, 3.24 in duration).

BBC One "Breakfast" to comment on the prospects of economic recovery in Britain, broacast on June 15th. See my latest blogs.

BBC Radio 5 "Wake Up to Money" on the effect of negative equity amongst mortgage holders on the current economic situation, broadcast on June 12th and available for 7 days (interview at 12:52, 4.05 in duration).

BBC Radio Wales "Good Evening Wales" on whether the UK recession is over, broadcast on June 10th and available for 7 days (interview at 1:38.45, 3.30 in duration).

BBC Two "Money" programme, 'Recession Britain' series, broadcast on June 9th and available for 7 days (interview clips at 17.04 & 19.23).

"UK Budget and Global Recovery Plans" podcast in 'The Credit Crunch and Global Recession' series, June 4th (47:30 in duration), also available at iTunes U (under Oxford University's Social Science Division).

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" on the U.S.-China economic relationship with the first visit of the U.S. Treasury Secretary to Beijing, broadcast on June 2nd (4.40 in duration).

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" on Japan's revised economic outlook on May 25th (3.16 in duration).

BBC Radio 4 "Broadcasting House" on the possible downgrade of Britain's sovereign debt and an assessment of other indicators of the UK's international standing, broadcast on May 24th and available for 7 days (interview at 10:13, 8.16 in duration).

BBC World News "Asia Today" to discuss the EU-China summit on May 20th. See today's blog.

"China goes global," op-ed piece in The Guardian, May 18th. This article is part of the 'China at the crossroads' series.

"China, India -- Friends or Foes?" panellist at event organised by The Commonwealth Journalists Association (UK) at the House of Commons on May 13th.

CNBC Asia "Squawk Box" Guest Host on May 12th (a summary of the various assessments of the U.S. economy is linked in the title). Also, several video clips are as follows: clip on Ben Bernanke's comments on the recession (3.15 in duration) and a clip on the U.S. economy (3.29 in duration). Discussions with other guests are as follows: clip on the U.S. stress test for its banks & the Chinese economy (10.58 in duration), clip on forex valuations and the U.S. budget deficit (6.44 in duration) and clip on the gold market (4.12 in duration).

Speech at the Tax Free World Association Asia Pacific conference on the 'Global Economic Outlook' in Singapore on May 11th.

Channel News Asia "Asia Business Tonight" interview on Asia Pacific's economic prospects on May 11th (quote taken for online article that is linked).

CNBC Europe "Squawk Box" Guest Host on May 7th (clip on possible economic recovery and bank stabilisation, 3.13 in duration) & ITV1 GMTV interview on UK consumer confidence improving on May 6th. See today's blog.

BBC News Channel "BBC News" interview on the latest U.S. GDP figure on April 29th. See today's blog.

BBC Radio Wales "Good Evening Wales" on the latest UK GDP figure on April 24th (Friday programme, available for 7 days; interview at 1:05, 6.03 in duration).

UK Budget: BBC One "World Business Report" on April 22nd (interview at 5.36, 3:00 in duration), which will be available for 7 days. I also gave live commentary for an ITV News Special Programme on the 2009 Budget. See today's blog.

BBC News Channel "BBC News" on UK RPI measure for March of inflation turning negative for the first time since 1960, broadcast on April 21st. See my blog from March 24th.

CNBC "Europe Tonight" on Japan's new stimulus package on April 8th. And, on April 7th, on CNBC "Squawk Box Europe." Also, BBC World News "World Business Report" on the latest World Bank report on the Asian region. See April 7th blog.

Interviews on the G20 summit: Bloomberg TV "Bloomberg on the Markets -- Inside Business" on March 30th. BBC Radio 5 "Breakfast" (interview at 1:41.55, 5.00 in duration), UTVi (India) "Countdown," and BBC "Newsnight" (interview at 13:31, 8.19 in duration) on March 30th, which will be available for 7 days as with the other BBC interviews. The Newsnight discussion (Debate: what will emerge from the G20?) is also found separately here. On April 1st, BBC World News (7.00 BST edition), Al Jazeera English (clip at 0:43, 2.43 in duration), CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" (6.18 in duration), BBC World Service TV Special "World Have Your Say" (30.00 in duration), More4 "More4 News" (package that I present on judging the G20 summit, 3:33 in duration), and BBC World Service "The World Today." On April 2nd, BBC Radio 5 "Wake Up to Money" (interview at 20:55, 3.00 in duration), ITV1 GMTV (two interviews in the 6:00 & 7:00 BST editions), The Finnish Broadcasting Corporation (YLE) (interview at 2:25), CTV (Canada) (TV interview, 4:06 in duration), CBC (Canada) "The Current" (radio interview in Part 2: first segment, 13.35 in duration), UTVi (India) "Business Newsline," BBC Radio Oxford "Bill Heine" programme (interview at 1:07.12, 7.20 in duration), More4 "More4 News," ZDF (Germany) TV Special, Radio France Internationale (radio clip, 3:01 in duration), and ABC News (USA). On April 3rd, China Radio International "People in the Know" (radio clip, 10.17 in duration), BBC Radio Wales "Good Morning Wales" (interview at 1.09.27, 5:20 in duration), BBC Radio Scotland "Morning Extra" (interview at 6:36, 13.00 in duration during the phone-in), Dragon TV (China) Special Programme on the G20, and Al Jazeera English "Frost Over the World" (11.45 in duration). See also "The G20 Summit: Growth, Stability, Jobs" publication where I contribute an article entitled 'Counting on China,' April 2009.

"G20: Solutions to Global Depression?" Part 4 of 'The Credit Crunch and Global Recession' podcast series from Oxford University, March 31st (26.39 in duration), and also available through iTunesU.

BBC World Service "World Business News" (interview at 1:11, 3.00 in duration) on the economic state of Japan and the global economy, broadcast on March 25th.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) "NewsHour" programme on recent developments in the financial crisis on March 25th. See today's blog.

BBC Radio 5 "Up All Night" (interview on 3:13.39, 8.03 in duration) to comment on China's proposal to make the IMF's SDR the reserve currency in place of the U.S. dollar on March 25th.

Interviews on BBC News Channel at 8.40 am and 9.30 am (2.44 in duration) with the release of the latest UK inflation figures on March 24th. Also interviews on BBC Radio 4 "Today" (interview at 19:59, 4.00 in duration), BBC Radio 5 "Wake Up to Money" (interview at 5:28, 6.00 in duration) and the "Victoria Derbyshire" (interview at 2:12.00, 3.00 in duration) programmes, and BBC Radio Scotland "Scotland at Ten" (interview at 9:28, 2.30 in duration).

BBC News Channel interview to comment on the National Audit Office's report on the UK government's handling of the rescue of Northern Rock on March 19th. See today's blog.

"Unemployment up 1,500 in county," BBC News, March 18th.

Interviews on BBC News Channel and BBC Oxford "Bill Heine" programme on the release of the latest UK unemployment figures on March 18th.

BBC World Service "The World Today" on the latest growth figures for China, broadcast on March 18th.

Guest Editor with Yang Yao, World Development Special Issue on Law, Finance and Economic Growth in China, 37(4), April 2009.

Interviews on the G20 meeting were given to BBC "Newsnight" broadcast on March 14th (interview at 4:30, package at 1:37, 6.00 in duration), and BBC Radio 4 "News Briefing" broadcast on March 14th (interview at 7:37, duration of 1.00). I also appeared on BBC News Channel (14:00 and 19:00 GMT editions) and More4 News on March 13th, and BBC News Channel (14:00 GMT edition) on March 14th.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) "NewsHour" programme interview on the ongoing financial crisis and the upcoming G20 preparatory meeting in London, broadcast on March 12th.

BBC News Channel interview on the first implementation of the Bank of England's quantitative easing programme, broadcast on March 11th (11:00 GMT edition). See today's blog.

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" on Japan's economic outlook, broadcast on March 11th (6.00 in duration).

BBC Radio 5 "Weekend Breakfast" on the government rescue of Lloyds Banking Group, broadcast on March 7th (interview at 1:06.30, 6.49 in duration) and available for 7 days.

BBC News Channel "BBC News" interview on the Bank of England's interest rate cut and use of quantitative easing, broadcast on March 5th (18:30 GMT edition). See today's blog.

I gave interviews on China's economic stimulus package announced at the annual meeting of the National People's Congress to BBC One "World Business Report," (March 5th, interview at 4:57, 3.00 in duration), and also on March 4th for CNBC "Europe Tonight" (5.44 in duration), BBC Radio 4 "The World Tonight" (interview at 15:14, 3.00 in duration), and on BBC World News "World Business Report" (11:30 GMT edition).

BBC World Service "Newshour" programme where I gave an interview on China's investments in Europe, broadcast on Friday, February 27th (20:00 GMT edition) and is available for 7 days (around 20 minutes into the 58 minute programme).

"Crunch Credit Live" podcast in 'The Credit Crunch and Global Recession' series, February 25th (69.10 in duration), also available at iTunes U (under Oxford University's Social Science Division).

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) "NewsHour" programme where I gave an update of the global economic crisis, broadcast on February 23rd.

Channel 4 News interview on US-China economic relations with the maiden voyage of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to China and her comments on US Treasuries and partnering with China to lead global economic recovery, broadcast on February 21st (2.38 in duration).

"Lost jobs make ripples, not waves, in China" by Simon Rabinovitch, Reuters, February 19th, where I am quoted on the Chinese government's stimulus plans.

The first podcast in "The Credit Crunch and Global Recession" series is ranked in the top 10 in the world in downloads on iTunes U. "Global Recession: How did it Happen?" can be downloaded as a podcast or via iTunes U under Oxford University (36.46 in duration).

BBC News Channel "BBC News" interview on the latest UK inflation figure as it was released at 9.30 am on February 17th. A clip of my comments was also used in the business news segment on BBC Radio 5's "Victoria Derbyshire" programme at 11 am, and I gave an interview as well to BBC Radio 5 "Drive" programme (interview at 17:49).

The Finnish Broadcasting Corporation (YLE 1) main evening news on the UK recession, broadcast on February 12th (click on 'Avaa mediasoitin omaan ikkunaan' to launch Windows Media Player, package at 4:20 lasting 2.05 in duration, in Finnish).

CNN "Quest Means Business" on the Rio Tinto-Chinalco deal and giving a global economic perspective, broadcast on February 12th. See my blog on the issue.

BBC World Service "Analysis" on the extent that China can power the global economy, broadcast on February 12th and available for 7 days (9.00 in duration).

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" to discuss Australia's and China's economic outlook, February 3rd (4.14 in duration).

BBC World Service "The Instant Guide... to China's Recession" (8.50 in duration), broadcast on January 31st, and available for 7 days. Also appeared on BBC News Channel to discuss UK-China relations with the 3 day visit of Chinese Premier Wen to the UK on January 31st.

"China's Productivity Challenge," Business Strategy Review, Vol. 20, Issue 1, Spring 2009.

"Bank Bail-outs and Obama's New Green Deal" podcast in 'The Credit Crunch and Global Recession' series, January 28th (31.12 in duration), also available at iTunes U (under Oxford University's Social Science Division).

BBC Radio 4 "The World Tonight" on US-China relations in the Obama administration, January 28th (interview at 18:00 or choose the clip entitled 'China blames US for global downturn').

"Perspectives on China's Growth: Prospects and Wider Impact," in China, India and Beyond: Drivers and Limitations of Development, N. Dinello and S. Wang, eds., Edward Elgar Global Development Network Series Volume 4, 2009.

Channel 4 News interview on globalisation in retreat ("Beware protectionism" video clip at 4:00), broadcast on January 27th.

CNBC "Squawk Box Europe" to discuss China's economic situation at the time of the Lunar New Year on January 26th. Also, interviewed on ABC Radio National "Breakfast" on Tuesday, Jan. 27th ("China's falling economic growth" panel discussion at 8:06-8:25).

BBC 1 "Breakfast" (interview also shown on BBC News Channel throughout the day, e.g., clip at around 12:06 of the 12:00 broadcast) and BBC Radio 5 "Breakfast" (interview at 2:09) on the UK recession, broadcast on January 23rd, and available for 7 days. Also on January 23rd, interviews for ITN's "More4 News" and Canada's CBC Radio News "The World at Six" (podcast) as well as Australia's ABC TV "ABC News" ("British recession confirmed" package) on January 24th.

“Law, Finance and Economic Growth in China: An Introduction,” World Development, forthcoming April 2009 (with Yang Yao) -- published online.

"China's Entrepreneurs," World Development, forthcoming April 2009 -- published online.

BBC Four/World News "World News Today" on China's economic slowdown, broadcast on January 22nd and available for 7 days (interview at 0:34). Also appeared on CNN "Business International."

BBC Radio 5 "Drive" programme interview about the UK using quantitative easing as a tool in the financial crisis, broadcast on January 21st and available for 7 days (interview at 1:50).

BBC World News "fast:track" business travel programme on Chinese domestic tourism, January 18th.

CNBC "Worldwide Exchange" and BBC "World Business Report" on slowing Chinese exports, January 12th.

“Six ways to get the economic motor running: Economists tell Edmund Conway what they would do to fix the financial crisis,” The Daily Telegraph, January 10th.

“Competition or Segmentation in China’s Urban Labour Market?" Cambridge Journal of Economics, 33(1), 79-94, 2009 (with John Knight).

CNBC "Europe Tonight" on unemployment and unrest in China, broadcast on January 6th.

CNN interview giving a year-end assessment of the Chinese economy, broadcast on January 2nd on "World Business Today" and "Business International."

Channel 4 News on China and Taiwan relations and the use of 'panda diplomacy', December 23rd. I also appeared on BBC World News, "World News Today".

"The Credit Crunch and Global Recession" University of Oxford podcast of a discussion with Jonathan Michie, December 22nd. This begins a series about the credit crunch and global recession, which is also available through iTunes U under Social Science for the university.

CNN "Your World Today" discussion on the shift in global economic power, broadcast at 15:00 GMT on December 22nd. See my latest blog (Dec. 22nd).

BBC Newsnight interviewed in the diplomatic review of 2008, broadcast on December 19th, and available for 7 days.

BBC World Service "The World Today" on the UK economy in 2008 and the global economic crisis, broadcast on December 19th (8:06 GMT edition), and available for 7 days.

BBC World Service "Newshour" on the China, Japan, Korea trilateral summit on the economic crisis, broadcast on December 13th (Saturday 13:00 GMT edition), and can be heard for the next 7 days found here.

CNBC "Europe Tonight" on declining exports in China, broadcast on December 10th.

BBC "Newsnight" on rising unemployment in China, broadcast on November 20th, and available to view online for a week.

BBC News Channel "BBC News" on the latest inflation figures for the UK, broadcast on November 18th.

Al Jazeera English, "Frost over the World," on the G20 summit seeking solutions to the financial crisis, broadcast on November 14th.

CNBC "Europe Tonight" on China's economic stimulus package, broadcast on November 10th.

IRN (Independent Radio News) on U.S. economic policy under the Obama administration, broadcast on November 5th.

BBC Radio 4, "The World Tonight," on economic relations between China and Taiwan, braodcast on November 4th and available online for 7 days.

Oxford Online Debate: "The current financial crisis sounds the death knell for laissez faire capitalism."

KRUU-FM (Fairfield, Iowa, USA) "Tanner & Moore" programme interview on the financial crisis, broadcast on October 31st.

BBC World Service, "Business Daily" on reasons to be cheerful during the financial crisis, broadcast on October 29th.

Landfall in Asia commentary piece in the Guardian, published on October 28th.

A new Bretton Woods commentary piece in the Guardian, published on October 23rd.

BBC "Newsnight" on the role of emerging economies in the financial crisis, broadcast on October 22nd, and also on Radio 4 "The World Tonight".

BBC News, "Financial crisis: World round-up," commentary piece on China, 20 October 2008.

I am delighted to deliver the Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh Lecture on October 16th on "Scotland and China in a Globalising World."

CTV News on the European meeting to discuss the financial stabilisation plan, broadcast on October 12th and can be viewed here.

BBC "Newsnight" discussion of the global financial crisis, broadcast on October 10th. I also appeared on BBC World Service "World Have Your Say" and More4 News.

ABC News, "World News with Charles Gibson," on 'Ripple Effect Stuns Global Market,' broadcast on October 6th and can be viewed on their website.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) "NewsHour" programme, broadcast on September 19th, on the international credit crunch can be found here. I also gave interviews to ITV News at Ten and More4 News on the subject on September 18th.

BBC News "Credit Crunch Future Predictions" September 16th. Evan Davis hosted a live debate from the City of London to reflect on a year of economic turmoil and discuss the credit crunch. This followed from the BBC Radio 4 programme "The Credit Crunch Mess -- What Next?" which was broadcast live on September 15th, the day that Lehman Brothers failed.