When Populism Can Kill
Domna Michailidou & Jonathan Kennedy warn that hostility toward experts is undermining vaccination and causing avoidable outbreaks.
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Fostering Arab Entrepreneurship
Philippe Le Houérou urges the region's governments to recognize their interest in nurturing startup ecosystems.
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How to Fight Antimicrobial Resistance
Jörg Reinhardt urges public-private cooperation to stay ahead of evolving deadly pathogens.
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Capitalizing on Africa’s Youth Dividend
Kim Kerr highlights the educational reforms Africa needs to prepare graduates for the workplace.
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Turkey’s Year of Turmoil
Carl Bildt worries that the country's progress toward modernization could soon go into reverse.
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Trump’s Surprisingly Strong Start with India
Thomas R. Pickering & Atman Trivedi hope that Trump and Modi can build effectively on their promising initial meeting.
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Britain’s European Ties That Bind
Ana Palacio says Brexit talks should begin where UK and EU interests align: security and foreign policy.
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A “Macroneconomic” Revolution?
Anatole Kaletsky thinks a new policymaking doctrine could be replacing the market fundamentalism that failed in 2007.
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Learning from Malaria
Bjørn Lomborg urges aid donors to apply more broadly the lessons of one of the best untold development stories.
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The Quiet Demise of Austerity
James McCormack argues that while fiscal tightening is politically unpopular, it cannot be delayed indefinitely.
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How Parasites Pull the Strings
Robbie Rae describes research suggesting that foreign agents control many species' behavior – including ours.
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Is Productivity Growth Becoming Irrelevant?
Adair Turner argues that a growing share of measured GDP has no impact on gains in human welfare.
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The Protocols of Donald J. Trump
Robert Skidelsky considers why the spread of "fake news" has accelerated – and what should be done about it.
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The Politics of Germany’s External Surplus
Clemens Fuest says blaming German fiscal prudence for macroeconomic imbalances is misdirected and unproductive.
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Venezuela’s Rebels With a Cause
Anne-Marie Slaughter & Fabiana Perera explain why young people are leading the ongoing wave of protests against the Maduro government.
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Why Do Cities Become Unaffordable?
Robert J. Shiller considers why real-estate prices soar in some urban areas but not others.
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The Changing Face of Work in India
Rakesh Mohan & Anu Madgavkar argue that official data fail to capture the structural shift in the country's labor market.
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Did Liu Xiaobo Die for Nothing?
Minxin Pei assesses the Chinese government's motivations for mistreating the dying Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
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Turkey’s Emboldened Opposition
Sinan Ülgen says the recent Ankara-Istanbul protest march indicates growing resistance to strongman rule.
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The Health Costs of Environmental Change
Shaukat Aziz argues that developing countries can no longer ignore their obligation to help heal a sick planet.
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The Iran Paradox
Michael Mandelbaum reviews two recent books tracing the Islamic Republic’s political evolution and foreign policies since the country’s 1979 revolution.
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Republics of Murder
Pedro Abramovay explains why one in three homicides worldwide occurs in Latin America.
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The Imperialist People’s Republic of Africa?
Hannah Ryder warns African countries not to be complacent in their dealings with China.
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ISIS After Mosul
Daoud Kuttab warns that reclaiming territory from the jihadists will not be enough to destroy them.
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Is the Shine Off Macron?
Charles Wyplosz has deep concerns about the French president's initial macroeconomic policymaking.
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