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Ian Roberts

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Ian Roberts is Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and author of The Energy Glut: the Politics of Fatness in an Overheating World.

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Taking the Fat Out of Global Warming

Feb 2, 2011 Ian Roberts

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Nationalism, Immigration, and Economic Success

Jul 18, 2018 Jason Furman shows how foreign-born workers provide net benefits and help economies realize their full potential.

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Trump May Kill the Global Recovery

Jul 18, 2018 Nouriel Roubini sees US economic policies ushering in a period of slower growth, lower investment, and heightened uncertainty.

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The End of NATO?

Jul 18, 2018 Carl Bildt sorts through the wreckage of US President Donald Trump's latest round of European summitry.

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How to Protect Workers Without Trade Tariffs

Jul 17, 2018 Robert J. Shiller thinks governments should encourage “livelihood insurance” by subsidizing coverage for at-risk jobs.

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The Long Human-Rights March

Jul 17, 2018 Aryeh Neier commends German Chancellor Angela Merkel for once again spending political capital in service of her values.

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Let There Be More Than Light

Jul 17, 2018 Bjørn Lomborg argues that the benefits of fossil-fuel energy for the world's poor far outweigh the climate costs.

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Three Cheers for Regulation

Jul 17, 2018 Diane Coyle shows how setting rules can create markets, boost competition, and protect consumers.

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The Evolution of Global Governance

Jul 17, 2018 Jim O'Neill talks to PS Associate Editor Greg Bruno about the future of global economic governance.

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