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Getting Abundance Right
Getting Abundance Right
Sandeep Vaheesan urges the creation of public utilities to accelerate decarbonization and improve living standards. -
Israel Must Not Ignore the Anti-Hamas Protests in Gaza
Israel Must Not Ignore the Anti-Hamas Protests in Gaza
Konstanty Gebert underscores the unprecedented nature of recent demonstrations in the war-ravaged enclave. -
Two Models for Agentic AI
Two Models for Agentic AI
Daron Acemoglu sees a technological crossroads ahead – and argues that one path should not be taken. -
Inside Turkey’s Executive Coup
Inside Turkey’s Executive Coup
Umut Özkırımlı explains why popular resistance to the Erdoğan regime has sidelined the opposition parties. -
Will the World Keep Buying US Treasuries?
Will the World Keep Buying US Treasuries?
Paola Subacchi & Paul van den Noord foresee a gradual reduction in countries’ holdings of dollar-denominated debt, not a rapid sell-off. -
Why China’s Marriage Crisis Matters
Why China’s Marriage Crisis Matters
Yi Fuxian examines the factors underlying a key cause of the country’s demographic crisis. -
Donald Trump Is a Globalist
Donald Trump Is a Globalist
Harold James shows that the MAGA movement is actually an unalloyed version of the idea that its leader claims to reject. -
How Trumpism Ends
How Trumpism Ends
Chris Patten urges current and former policymakers to speak out against the US president’s reckless policies. -
The Western Balkan Bellwether
The Western Balkan Bellwether
Valery Perry sees the region as a window into three interconnected phenomena that will shape Europe's near-term future. -
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Will the World Keep Buying US Treasuries?
Will the World Keep Buying US Treasuries?
Mar 28, 2025 Paola Subacchi & Paul van den Noord foresee a gradual reduction in countries’ holdings of dollar-denominated debt, not a rapid sell-off.
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Why China’s Marriage Crisis Matters
Why China’s Marriage Crisis Matters
Mar 28, 2025 Yi Fuxian examines the factors underlying a key cause of the country’s demographic crisis.
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Israel Must Not Ignore the Anti-Hamas Protests in Gaza
Israel Must Not Ignore the Anti-Hamas Protests in Gaza
Mar 28, 2025 Konstanty Gebert underscores the unprecedented nature of recent demonstrations in the war-ravaged enclave.
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Donald Trump Is a Globalist
Donald Trump Is a Globalist
Mar 28, 2025 Harold James shows that the MAGA movement is actually an unalloyed version of the idea that its leader claims to reject.
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Getting Abundance Right
Getting Abundance Right
Mar 28, 2025 Sandeep Vaheesan urges the creation of public utilities to accelerate decarbonization and improve living standards.
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Getting Abundance Right
Getting Abundance Right
Sandeep Vaheesan urges the creation of public utilities to accelerate decarbonization and improve living standards. -
Jorge Heine on the BRICS, active non-alignment, the US dollar, and more
Jorge Heine on the BRICS, active non-alignment, the US dollar, and more
Jorge Heine urges the Organization of American States to demonstrate leadership in Haiti, shows how small countries can implement a foreign policy based on active non-alignment, calls on China and Europe to diversify the global monetary system, and more. -
Fixing Public Finances Without a Chainsaw
Fixing Public Finances Without a Chainsaw
Dag Detter urges cash-strapped countries to adopt a commercial approach to management of government-owned assets. -
The Global South’s Path to Economic Resilience
The Global South’s Path to Economic Resilience
Anwar Ibrahim explains how Malaysia and other middle powers are navigating increasingly uncertain geopolitical terrain. -
Diane Coyle on innovation, AI, economic data, and more
Diane Coyle on innovation, AI, economic data, and more
Diane Coyle suggests ways to account for “free” digital services in economic frameworks, considers how to prevent the emergence of AI monopolies, warns that cutting funding for basic research is tantamount to destroying the US economy’s foundations, and more. -
Abundance and Its Discontents
Abundance and Its Discontents
James Livingston asks why the absence of economic scarcity is viewed as a problem rather than a cause for celebration.
Work and Fate
The “future of work” has become an increasingly frequent and capacious subject of inquiry, reflecting the fact that “work” is not just a private concern but a fundamental component of social, political, and economic life. If it is undergoing profound changes as a result of evolving technological, demographic, and global political factors, so will much else.
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Sustainability Now
Sustainability Now brings together leading voices in all of the domains involved in combating climate change, each addressing specific facets of the challenge.
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Central Banks Must Stem the Nature Crisis
Central Banks Must Stem the Nature Crisis
Julie McCarthy urges monetary authorities to use their tools to mitigate the financial risks of environmental disruption. -
The Biofuel Sham Could Worsen Global Hunger and Inequality
The Biofuel Sham Could Worsen Global Hunger and Inequality
Jennifer Clapp & Olivier De Schutter urge the UN maritime regulator not to encourage the shipping industry to move from one unsustainable fuel to another. -
Sustainability in an Unstable World
Sustainability in an Unstable World
Bertrand Badré & Thomas Crampton warn against de-emphasizing climate action in the face of new geopolitical concerns.