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Kenneth Amaeshi is a policy analyst and Professor of Business and Sustainable Development at the University of Edinburgh.

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Decolonizing African Scholarship
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Decolonizing African Scholarship

Nov 27, 2019 Kenneth Amaeshi argues that the prevailing scholarly approach to the continent is based on ahistorical and dubious assumptions.

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PS Say More: Aryeh Neier PS OnPoint
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PS Say More: Aryeh Neier

Aryeh Neier suggests how the International Criminal Court can strengthen its impact, highlights violence and official discrimination against Muslims in India, and names several unsung heroes of the global human-rights movement.

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To Protect Democracy, Reform It
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To Protect Democracy, Reform It

Andrés Velasco proposes changes to address grievances that have created an ideal breeding ground for authoritarians.

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It’s Now or Never for National Data Strategies
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It’s Now or Never for National Data Strategies

Diane Coyle calls on governments to develop a plan for managing a new critical resource before it is too late.

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Wall Street Can’t Burn Bernie
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Wall Street Can’t Burn Bernie

Jeffrey D. Sachs

America's plutocrats and their media allies are certain that US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is unelectable, or that, if somehow elected, he would bring about the collapse of the republic. This disdain is both telling and absurd.

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A Radical Way Out of the EU Budget Maze
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A Radical Way Out of the EU Budget Maze

Jean Pisani-Ferry proposes a new negotiating procedure to ensure that efficiency is separated from distributional issues.

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The Divine Right of Populists PS OnPoint

The Divine Right of Populists

Nicholas Reed Langen sees the ghost of the Third Reich's greatest legal thinker in UK and US leaders' efforts to expand executive power.

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The New Normal Should Be Cashless
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The New Normal Should Be Cashless

Willem H. Buiter thinks the likely persistence of zero and negative interest rates justifies abolishing most banknotes.

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Beyond Abenomics
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Beyond Abenomics

Akira Kawamoto argues that Japan’s next government must focus squarely on supply-side measures and political reforms.

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