More Focal Points The Big Bank Battle Little Big Man Will Japan's Sun Rise? The Iron Lady's Impact Falling BRICS? In Keynes's Footsteps Ten Years in Iraq New Kids on the Bloc The Innovation Revolution Zone Defense Italian Ice Dismal Soothsaying Hugo Chávez's Last Word? Currency War Drums Hillary's Legacy Visionary Voices London Not Calling Voices of Davos 2013 The Clash of the Capitalisms Breaking the Drug-War Habit Year in Review 2012 New Model Central Banking Asia's Perturbed Peninsula Havel Lives Japan's Turning Point Nye on Power Fiscal Cliff Notes Palestine Goes Global America's Pacific Pivot The Great Debt Debate China in Transition Four More Years for Obama America Votes Sticking with the Banking Union The Future of Work Deciphering Disarmament Europe's Nobel Project Rogoff & Shiller: Nobel Buzz Zombie Growth Michael Spence on Reinventing Growth Romney Revealed Crippled Capitalism The Inflation Fixation Electing Islam Are the French Toast? Making Waves in the South China Sea Stiglitz on America Europe’s Immigration Dilemma Milton Friedman at 100 The World According to Obama Asia's Tipping Point? The Roubini Factor Back to Mexico's Future? Free Trade in Troubled Times Europe's Crisis Goes Global Central Banks in the Firing Line Soros on Europe The Big Bank Theory The Road to Rio+20 Would Eurobonds Work? Will India's Boom Go Bust? Austerity and its Discontents America's Precarious Recovery The Euro at Bay China's Scandalous Politics The Iranian (Time) Bomb NATO in a New World The Greek Precipice Germany vs. Europe The Big Two: A New Bipolarism? North Korea's Nuclear Blunder World Bank Succession The Age of Inequality Syria's Agony When China Slows Russia's Putin Problem Fukushima Anniversary

Voices of Davos 2013

Five years after the global financial crisis erupted, the developed world's slow and uneven recovery is beginning to weigh on developing-country growth, while political conditions are deteriorating in key regions. As global leaders gather for this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Project Syndicate and the WEF have invited many of the participants to offer their perspectives on today's most critical economic and geopolitical issues.