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Javier Santiso

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Javier Santiso is Professor of Economics at ESADE Business School and Director of the ESADE Center for Global Economy and Geopolitics (ESADEgeo).

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Emerging Markets’ Decade of Disruption

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Dec 20, 2011 Javier Santiso

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US Foreign Policy After the Midterm Election

Nov 21, 2018 Anne-Marie Slaughter & Elmira Bayrasli warn that Trump will be tempted to divert public attention by ratcheting up conflicts abroad.

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Ban the Beef?

Nov 21, 2018 Bjørn Lomborg challenges recent claims about the impact of reducing meat consumption on the fight against climate change.

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Angela Merkel’s New Momentum

Nov 21, 2018 Javier Solana thinks the German chancellor is now in a position to pursue a more proactive foreign policy.

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The Promise of Multi-Shift Schooling

Nov 21, 2018 Zara Kayani advocates a cost-effective way to enable more students to get a secondary education.

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Europe Finally Pulls the Trigger on a Military Force

Nov 21, 2018 Hans-Werner Sinn thinks a new commitment to create a joint army under a central EU command is long overdue.

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Capitalizing on Africa’s Demographic Dividend

Nov 20, 2018 Carl Manlan thinks the continent can drive global growth if countries focus on job creation and invest in education.

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The Global Talent Race

Nov 20, 2018 Ejaz Ghani sees the competition for high-skilled labor as the defining feature of the knowledge economy.

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Global Conflict in a New Age of Extremes

Nov 20, 2018 Shlomo Ben-Ami worries that we are setting ourselves up to repeat the tragic mistakes of the twentieth century.

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