💡 About CM Americas:
At CM Americas, we explore the diverse economic landscapes and political shifts across the Western Hemisphere. Our focus is on uncovering the unique challenges and opportunities faced by countries from Canada to Argentina. We publish student work highlighting innovative policies, market transformations, and social developments .
Understanding Change Across the Western Hemisphere
At Centre for Market Evolution – Americas, we spotlight economic transformation, policy shifts, and sociopolitical developments from Canada to Chile. Whether it’s monetary policy in the U.S., innovation in Latin American tech sectors, or trade realignments across NAFTA and Mercosur — we explore how these trends shape the global economy.
🔍 Cross-Border Focus: We analyze how local shifts in one country ripple across the region — from trade and currency shifts to democratic transitions and regulatory reforms.
📈 Macro to Micro: Whether it's Brazil’s fiscal policy or Indigenous land rights in Canada, our coverage connects the macroeconomic with the lived experiences.
🧑🎓 Led by Tomorrow’s Thinkers: CM Americas is built by students from across the hemisphere — from top universities in Canada, the U.S., and Latin America — sharing research that matters.
The Americas span 55 countries and territories across North, Central, South America, and the Caribbean, representing a diverse and dynamic political-economic landscape. Home to over 1 billion people, the region accounts for roughly 30% of global GDP, driven by powerhouse economies like the United States, Canada, and Brazil — as well as rising influence from Latin American trade blocs and Caribbean diplomacy.
From the skyscrapers of New York to the copper mines of Chile, the Americas sit at the crossroads of natural resource wealth, advanced capital markets, fragile democracies, and urgent climate risk. The region also plays a central role in shaping global conversations on migration, energy policy, digital trade, and public health resilience.
Our contributors include undergraduates, graduate students, and young professionals from across the Asia Pacific and beyond — each offering original perspectives grounded in research and real-world analysis.
Below, you’ll find categorized articles that reflect diverse viewpoints on the forces shaping the Asia Pacific today.
