The first of the two-part article uses NIE+ framework to analyse the many recurring problems that plague the water sector across the world

NIE+ framework is being used to address the increasingly pertinent yet stagnant issue of climate change

NIE+ framework is being used to analyse the presently faltering trajectory of the WTO and suggest a potential way out

NIE+ framework is being used to analyse and address the financial instability worldwide as a result of the ongoing pandemic

Integrating social capital into New Institutional Economics framework to derive the NIE+ framework in order to analyse public and social policy issues

Expanding the elusive idea of social capital and weaving it into the NIE framework for the purpose of better analysing public and social policy issues

Using New Institutional Economics to analyse the power games played by the dominant European power in India during the 17th-19th Century period and ascertaining how England managed to gain a decisive edge in the competition

Using New Institutional Economics to examine why England gained a decisive edge against its European competitors in the bid to become the supreme colonial empire between 17th-19th century

Using New Institutional Economics to understand the political, social and economic changes that led up to the competition between England, France and Holland for control of global trade between the 17th and 19th century

Using New Institutional Economics to examine the economic growth experience of Spain and Portugal in the 15th-16th century in order to establish the importance of institutions

Using New Institutional Economics to explain different growth trajectories of various nations

Examining the possibility of using New Institutional Economics in the field of education