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Bharati Sadasivam

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Bharati Sadasivam is the United Nations Development Programme’s regional gender adviser for Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

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Disasters Discriminate – Our Response Should Not
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Disasters Discriminate – Our Response Should Not

Oct 2, 2018 Bharati Sadasivam says that including more women in preparedness and response would reduce the gender disparity in lives lost.

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Making “Women’s Work” Count
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Making “Women’s Work” Count

Aug 8, 2017 Bharati Sadasivam shows how everyone would benefit if unpaid labor in the care sector were distributed more equally.

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Hostages of History
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Hostages of History

Carl Bildt says that the sooner the US and Iran put common sense ahead of past grievances, the better off everyone will be.

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Work in the Twenty-First Century PS OnPoint
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Work in the Twenty-First Century

Jane Humphries & Benjamin Schneider review three recent books examining the future of employment in light of past eras of technological change.

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The New Davos Challenge
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The New Davos Challenge

Alexander Friedman, et al. offer concrete proposals for making “stakeholder capitalism” a reality, rather than a slogan.

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What Could Spoil 2020?
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What Could Spoil 2020?

Anatole Kaletsky considers ten events that threaten to alter the likely benign scenario for the global economy this year.

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Is Trump’s Iran Strategy Working?
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Is Trump’s Iran Strategy Working?

Mohamed A. El-Erian

The Trump administration's unilateral approach to trade and foreign adversaries like Iran is reminiscent of the Reagan administration's strategy against the Soviet Union. Both game theory and the historical record show that aggressive "non-cooperation" can be effective, but only if it is used carefully.

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How Developing Countries Create Industrial Champions
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How Developing Countries Create Industrial Champions

Reda Cherif, et al. urge firms and policymakers to draw three lessons from the earlier success of Asia's “miracle” economies.

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Has the World Economy Reached Peak Growth?
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Has the World Economy Reached Peak Growth?

Jim O'Neill

Whether or not the 2010s were a "lost decade," one thing is clear: many countries fell short of their potential, possibly squandering their last best shot of registering strong GDP growth. In the decade ahead, demographic realities will catch up to China and the West, and the world will need a productivity miracle to offset the effects.

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Why an Ebola Vaccine Is Not Enough
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Why an Ebola Vaccine Is Not Enough

Ifeanyi M. Nsofor identifies four priorities to help maximize the impact of a potentially game-changing breakthrough.

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