James W. Hinton and Fabrice Blais-Savoie
The AI economy is emblematic of modern governance challenges. It is transnational, heavily concentrated, and often hard to conceptualize. The objective of this case is to provide a comparative perspective on two AI governance approaches and their outcomes.
Bruce McConomy
Lightspeed Commerce Inc. was once among the darlings of the Toronto Stock Exchange. But the high rate of growth was not sustainable for this Canadian-based software provider.
When Goodwill Turns Bad:
The Case of Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Read More »
Peter Carr
A rising inequality between developed and least developed countries (LDCs), as well as between LDCs themselves, has prompted the World Trade Organization to review the role of technology in this equation.
Can the World Trade Organization Reduce Technological Inequality Among Nations? Read More »
Danielle Goldfarb
Can AI and satellite images help governments and global institutions refute or confirm China’s official picture and gather more timely intelligence?
Can Real-Time Metrics Fill China’s Data Gap? Read More »
Münür Sacit Herdem
This case study examines the experience of Spain’s solar PV policy from boom to bust and analyzes the gaps between the policy’s ambitious goals and its implementation.
Spain’s Solar Gamble:
Lessons in Governance from a Policy Gone Wrong Read More »
James W. Hinton, Ethan Ellsmere
Shopify is in a billion-dollar battle. Often described as the darling of the Canadian tech sector, the Ottawa-born firm’s explosive growth has propelled it to the forefront of the digital merchant space and into direct confrontation with Amazon.
Evaluating Ownership: Intellectual Property in Canada Read More »
