Léonce Ndikumana

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Léonce Ndikumana is Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and Senior Research Associate at the Political Economy Research Institute.

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Africa's Odious Debts

Jun 30, 2003 James K. Boyce & Léonce Ndikumana

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Solidarity for Adamowicz, Poland, and Europe

Jan 21, 2019 Danuta Hübner calls for moral outrage, not quiet mourning, after the recent murder of Gdańsk's mayor.

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Decision Time for the Future of Corporate Taxation

Jan 21, 2019 José Antonio Ocampo says the main priority at a key OECD meeting this month should be to repudiate transfer pricing.

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The Metamorphosis of Central Europe

Jan 21, 2019 Ivan Krastev traces the historical and psychological roots of the region’s turn toward populist nationalism.

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The Great Reconstruction

Jan 21, 2019 Klaus Schwab calls for a new global effort to address the effects of rapid economic and technological change.

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What Next for China’s Development Model?

Jan 21, 2019 Michael Spence argues that tensions with the West will be a major factor shaping further economic reform.

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Macron’s Great Gamble

Jan 21, 2019 Jean Tirole & Jean Tirole weighs the risks and potential rewards of the French president’s response to the “yellow vest” movement.

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The Think-Tank Dilemma

Jan 21, 2019 Yoichi Funabashi laments that independent research institutions are facing a triple crisis just when they are needed most.

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The World Economy Goes Hollywood

Jan 18, 2019 Anatole Kaletsky suggests that, instead of being predictive, investor behavior has become increasingly reactive.

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