Mieczysław Boduszyński - Project Syndicate

Mieczysław Boduszyński

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Mieczysław (Mietek) Boduszyński, a former foreign service officer with the US State Department, is a professor of politics and international relations at Pomona College in Claremont, California.

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The Road from Benghazi

Sep 12, 2013 Mieczysław Boduszyński on the death of Ambassador Christopher Stevens.

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Fresh Momentum for the Balkans

Sep 20, 2018 Javier Solana thinks the Greco-Macedonian Prespa Agreement could herald a new era of progress for the region.

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The Left Will Decide Poland’s Future

Sep 20, 2018 Sławomir Sierakowski wonders if a rising political star could finally unite the country's opposition parties.

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Japan’s Successful Economic Model

Sep 20, 2018 Adair Turner argues that the country's prospects are nowhere near as grim as many believe.

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Good Politics, Bad Economics

Sep 20, 2018 Robert Skidelsky argues that liberalism must be decoupled from market fundamentalism if it is to regain credibility.

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Trump’s Currency Confusion Continues

Sep 20, 2018 Jeffrey Frankel marvels at the US president's failure to understand what is driving the depreciation of the renminbi.

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MAD About Sino-American Trade

Sep 20, 2018 Minxin Pei warns that, if China retaliates against the latest US tariffs, it will suffer more than its adversary.

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Emerging Markets’ Shifting Bottom Line

Sep 19, 2018 Gene Frieda argues that many old assumptions about investing in emerging markets now need to be reconsidered.

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Hurricanes at the Ballot Box

Sep 19, 2018 Vinod Thomas says extreme weather is an opportunity to hold elected officials accountable for climate change.

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