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Aminata Garba is an assistant teaching professor in electrical and computer engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, Africa.

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Gender Equity for Africa’s Scientists

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Dec 11, 2017 Aminata Garba, et al. argue that Africa’s development requires rapid growth in the number of girls and women studying science.

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America’s Homelessness Crisis Is Deepening

Oct 23, 2018 Laura Tyson & Lenny Mendonca call for measures to address not just housing shortages, but also the root causes of a growing crisis.

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Is Latin America Facing a Wave of Right-Wing Populism?

Oct 23, 2018 Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser argues that the authoritarian threat facing Brazil reflects conditions that are absent elsewhere in the region.

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The End of Germany’s Two-Party System

Oct 23, 2018 Sławomir Sierakowski thinks the Social Democrats' dismal performance in Bavaria marks the end of an era in the country's politics.

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Theresa May Could Back a New Brexit Referendum

Oct 23, 2018 Anatole Kaletsky argues that a new vote would sideline hardliners and all but ensure a Conservative victory in 2022.

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America’s Midterm Mess

Oct 23, 2018 Elizabeth Drew and PS Associate Editor Greg Bruno discuss the upcoming US midterm congressional elections.

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America’s Plutocrats Are Winning

Oct 23, 2018 Jeffrey D. Sachs argues that Donald Trump’s presidency is a dangerous symptom of a corrupt political system.

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The Untapped Potential of EU-Africa Trade

Oct 22, 2018 Carlos Lopes thinks that Europe is underestimating the continent's value as an economic partner.

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Taming Capital Flow Volatility

Oct 22, 2018 Andrés Velasco calls for reforms that would permit developing countries to borrow from abroad without risking disaster.

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