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Anthony D. Pellegrini

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Anthony D. Pellegrini is Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Minnesota and author of The Role of Recess in Children's Development and Education.

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Give Children a Break

Mar 21, 2005 Anthony D. Pellegrini

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The Global Cost of Domestic Violence

Sep 24, 2018 Bjørn Lomborg shows that reducing intimate-partner abuse would yield significant social and economic dividends.

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Do Spectacular Earnings Justify Spectacular US Stock Prices?

Sep 24, 2018 Robert J. Shiller thinks investors have suspended their disbelief in the volatility of corporate profits.

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Big Food’s Poisonous Propaganda

Sep 24, 2018 Robert H. Lustig thinks regulators should punish food producers for failing to disclose sugar’s addictive qualities.

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The Case Against Climate Despair

Sep 24, 2018 Carl Bildt argues that while the dangers of global warming are real, solutions to the problem are quickly gaining ground.

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The US Will Lose Its Trade War with China

Sep 21, 2018 Anatole Kaletsky thinks America's strength can be turned against it, simply by stimulating Chinese domestic demand.

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The Evolution of Globalization

Sep 21, 2018 Erik Berglöf reviews a wide-ranging selection of books on global governance, trade, and inequality.

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Governments Must Stand Up for Health

Sep 21, 2018 Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus calls on world leaders to redouble their efforts to tackle tuberculosis and noncommunicable diseases.

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Israel Chooses Identity Over Democracy

Sep 21, 2018 Shlomo Ben-Ami fears that the motivations behind the recent nation-state law are even more insidious than they seem.

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