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Mark Mazower

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Mark Mazower is Professor of History at Columbia University. His most recent book is Governing the World: The History of an Idea.

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New Europe’s Old Ghosts

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Jan 9, 2015 Mark Mazower describes political and economic trends that are disturbingly reminiscent of the interwar years.

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Weimar 2013?

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Dec 31, 2012 Mark Mazower

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Facing Up to Facebook

Mar 26, 2019 Elmira Bayrasli & Roger McNamee discuss what went wrong with Facebook.

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The Trump Contagion

Mar 25, 2019 Jeffrey D. Sachs, et al. recommend five urgent steps to counter the grave threat the US president poses to global security.

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How to Govern a Digitally Networked World

Mar 25, 2019 Anne-Marie Slaughter & Fadi Chehadé propose a decentralized global system for managing the potential and risks of digital technologies.

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Humanitarian Markets

Mar 25, 2019 Ricardo Hausmann explains why food and medical aid for countries in crisis should be sold, not given, to those in need.

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The Fed Board Unmoored

Mar 25, 2019 J. Bradford DeLong plumbs the depths of Stephen Moore's incompetence to oversee US monetary policy.

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Truly Taking Back Control

Mar 25, 2019 Raghuram G. Rajan says devolving power to economically depressed communities could make virulent nationalism less appealing.

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The Economic Consequences of Global Uncertainty

Mar 25, 2019 Michael Spence enumerates the technological, political, and institutional disruptions that are currently undermining growth.

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Brexit and the Speaker’s Tale

Mar 22, 2019 Marion Turner suggests that Geoffrey Chaucer would have welcomed the current frenzied debate in the UK House of Commons.

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