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Seth D. Kaplan

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Seth D. Kaplan is a professorial lecturer in the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University and the author of a forthcoming book on the future of human rights in varied cultural contexts.

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Will Circumcision Survive in the West?
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Will Circumcision Survive in the West?

Mar 2, 2018 Seth D. Kaplan thinks efforts in Europe to ban the practice in the name of human rights are missing the bigger picture.

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The EU’s EV Greenwash
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The EU’s EV Greenwash

Hans-Werner Sinn questions the wisdom and efficacy of emissions regulations designed to force a shift to electric vehicles.

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Europe Needs Its Own Development Bank
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Europe Needs Its Own Development Bank

Erik Berglöf presents a reform proposal that combines the strengths of the continent's existing financial institutions.

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Putin Means Money
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Putin Means Money

Nina L. Khrushcheva says a recent raid on a physics institute shows that Russia's leaders put their own financial interests first.

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Dynamism, Innovation, and Germany’s Future PS OnPoint
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Dynamism, Innovation, and Germany’s Future

Edmund S. Phelps

Although the fall of the Berlin Wall signaled the demise of Soviet-style communism, it did not necessarily imply a victory for capitalism. To this day, Germans remain skeptical of an economic model that has delivered prosperity to other developed Western countries.

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The Most Important Story You Missed in 2019
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The Most Important Story You Missed in 2019

Mark Suzman fears that the Global Fund's recent $14 billion financing round may be one of the last examples of its kind.

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The West’s Arrested Social Development
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The West’s Arrested Social Development

Helmut K. Anheier suggests how developed countries should address worsening economic inequality and declining social mobility.

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Humans Can Survive Underwater
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Humans Can Survive Underwater

Bjørn Lomborg says alarming media stories about rising sea levels only encourage overly expensive climate policies.

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Why Value Pluralism Is Essential for Sustainability
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Why Value Pluralism Is Essential for Sustainability

Patricia Balvanera, et al. urge policymakers to take into account how different groups and communities value natural systems.

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