Putin’s Economic Dilemma
say that while Russia has achieved macroeconomic stability, the temptation to pursue rash stimulus will grow.
Brigitte Granville
Brigitte Granville is Professor of International Economics and Economic Policy at the School of Business and Management, Queen Mary, University of London and a former economic adviser to the Russian Ministry of Finance.
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La Condition Française
reviews six recent books that examine France’s longstanding economic, political, and social malaise.
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The Anatomy of Populist Economics
taps insights from Anne Krueger, Jan-Werner Mueller, Michael Sandel, and other Project Syndicate commentators to examine why so many voters have embraced facile policies and populist politics.
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Confronting France’s Jihadis
examines what Fawaz Gerges, Noëlle Lenoir, Bernard-Henri Lévy, and other Project Syndicate commentators think is driving repeated terrorist attacks, and what should be done to stop them.
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The Economic Consequences of Greece
want the Greek government to abandon the euro – and all other eurozone members to follow suit.
