Skip to main content
Home
menu

Header Quick Links

  • About the Centre
  • FMG Digest
  • Contact us
menu

Main navigation

  • Programmes
  • People
  • Publications
  • News
  • Events
  • Seminars
menu

Header Quick Links

  • About the Centre
  • FMG Digest
  • Contact us

  

search

Publications of Simeon Djankov

scroll-down

Breadcrumb

  1. Home
  2. Publications of Simeon Djankov

Opinion Pieces

Who benefits from Russia’s war in Ukraine

While tens of millions of Europeans have suffered from Russia’s war in Ukraine, a few Russian businesspeople have gotten richer from it. This column...

January 2025
Simeon Djankov
Anastasiia Golovchenko

Discussion Papers

Timely Justice as a Determinant of Economic Growth

We investigate how timeliness in enforcing legal contracts affects economic growth across countries. We focus on judicial timeliness as a proxy for...

December 2024
DP 917
Simeon Djankov
Alessandro Melcarne
Giovanni B. Ramello
Rok Spruk

Opinion Pieces

Patterns in sanctions on Russian individuals

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in early 2022 opened a new chapter in unilateral and multilateral sanctions: the imposition of financial and travel...

November 2024
Simeon Djankov
Anastasiia Golovchenko

Discussion Papers

The Effects of Economic Sanctions

A burgeoning economics and political science literature studies the effects of economic sanctions on various aspects of economic and social life of...

September 2024
DP 913
Simeon Djankov
Meng Su

Academic journals

Are U.S. sanctions off-target: Evidence from the Magnitsky act

Economics Letters, 242, 111889

 

September 2024
Simeon Djankov
Meng Su

Opinion Pieces

Reducing bureaucratic hassle in Ukraine

A reform removing the need for businesses to use a company seal when dealing with government agencies means ‘signed, sealed and delivered’ has become...

May 2024
Simeon Djankov
Anastasiia Golovchenko

Opinion Pieces

The meandering path of gender reform in Africa

Informality prevails in Africa, especially among women. Eighty-eight per cent of working African women were employed in the informal economy in 2022...

December 2023
Simeon Djankov
Karolin Lehmann

Opinion Pieces

Gender-based violence blocks Pakistan’s economic development

Despite some advances in women’s rights in Pakistan, economic and political unrest has increased gender-based violence in the country. A system of...

December 2023
Simeon Djankov
Emaan Siddique

Discussion Papers

The Uneven Path Towards Women’s Rights in Argentina

Argentina’s progress towards legal equality for women has been slower than in most other Latin American countries. In 1971 Argentina’s score of 31 on...

November 2023
DP 892
Elakiya Ananthakrishnan
Simeon Djankov
Karolin Lehmann

Opinion Pieces

What’s at stake for women in Argentina

The stakes are high for gender equality in Argentina, which has a chequered history in gender reform. Now the next president might be an extreme-right...

November 2023
Simeon Djankov
Karolin Lehmann

Opinion Pieces

The gap between perceptions and outcomes of women’s rights in the United Arab Emirates

The United Arab Emirates have taken steps to alleviate gender inequalities in its legal system, amending their labour, personal status and criminal...

October 2023
Simeon Djankov
Karolin Lehmann

Discussion Papers

The Sudden Surge in Gender Legal Reform in the UAE

Since 2017, the United Arab Emirates have introduced several gender legal reforms after decades of poor performance on economic and social equality...

October 2023
DP 889
Ranjana Sinha
Karolin Lehmann
Simeon Djankov

Discussion Papers

The Gap between Law and Practice in Pakistan’s Gender Reform

In the three-quarters of a century since Pakistan’s independence, parliament has adopted various laws in a bid to improve women’s legal rights. Many...

July 2023
DP 882
Emaan Siddique
Simeon Djankov

Opinion Pieces

The cost of the Kakhovka Dam destruction

The destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in June 2023 has resulted in significant economic and environmental losses. This catastrophe impacts the lives of...

July 2023
Simeon Djankov

Opinion Pieces

The gap between law and practice in gender rights

In the past century, legal reforms for women’s rights improved economic and social outcomes for women and for society as a whole around the world...

June 2023
Simeon Djankov

Discussion Papers

The Halting Gender Reforms in Burundi

In the sixty years since its independence Burundi has taken some steps to improve the legal standing of women in the economy and society. These steps...

May 2023
DP 875
Ranjana Sinha
Simeon Djankov

Pagination

  • Current page 1
  • Page 2
  • Page 3
  • Page 4
  • Page 5
  • Page 6
  • Next page ⏵
  • Last page ⏵⏵

menu

Content Bottom Menu

  • About
  • Programmes
  • People
  • Contact us
  • Support Us

  

LSE Logo

News

Mike Burkart - Winner of the 2025 ECGI Finance Series Prize

Jón Danielsson on panel debating financial stability during ...

LSE announces launch of an Initiative in Sustainable Finance

View all News

Events

Global financial system: old themes, new risks

5th Annual Conference on Non-Bank Financial Sector and Finan ...

3rd London Political Finance (POLFIN) Workshop

View all Events

Seminars

Probability Pricing

Entity Neutering

The Effect of Insurance Premiums on the Housing Market and C ...

View all Seminars

Publications

Financial instability transition under heterogeneous investm ...

Corporate Social Responsibility Committee: International Evi ...

Private Companies: The Missing Link on The Path to Net Zero

View all Publications

© 2025 Financial Markets Group

- Web Designers - KD Web

menu

Footer menu

  • Centres
  • Contact us
  • Privacy policy