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The Global Economic Institutions (GEI) Research Programme is a research programme funded by the Economic and Social Research Council of Great Britain. The purpose of the programme is to study how existing global economic institutions and regimes operate, and how they might be improved, and whether new institutions are needed. Ten projects began work in 1994, a further six began in 1996, and activities include a number of workshops and conferences. The Programme will run until 1999. Networking services are provided for the programme by CEPR.