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Tarek Osman

Writing for PS since 2013
5 commentaries
1 videos & podcasts

Tarek Osman is the author of Islamism: What It Means for the Middle East and the World and Egypt on the Brink.

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The Arab World’s Coming Challenges
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The Arab World’s Coming Challenges

Jun 13, 2017 Tarek Osman identifies four key trends that are brewing a new set of problems for the Middle East.

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The Religion Question in the New Year
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The Religion Question in the New Year

Jan 23, 2017 Tarek Osman says the Middle East's young people can learn from religious history to move their region forward.

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Arab Prospects Beyond the Arab Spring

Arab Prospects Beyond the Arab Spring

Jan 21, 2014 Tarek Osman assesses the Arab world's prospects three years after the uprisings that shook the region.

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The Saudi Spring?
Dean Rohrer

The Saudi Spring?

Nov 13, 2013 Tarek Osman on Saudi Arabia as a constitutional monarchy.

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The Past in Egypt’s Present
Paul Lachine

The Past in Egypt’s Present

Jul 25, 2013 Tarek Osman

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Tarek Osman on the Arab World’s Coming Challenges

Tarek Osman on the Arab World’s Coming Challenges

Sep 19, 2017 Tarek Osman speaks with PS editors on four likely Middle Eastern trends.

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Germany Can Reduce Its External Surplus
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Germany Can Reduce Its External Surplus

Dalia Marin rebuts a government report that concluded earlier this year that no policy tools are available.

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Abolish the Billionaires? PS OnPoint
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Abolish the Billionaires?

Edoardo Campanella reviews three recent books analyzing how tax policies might be used to rein in rampant inequality.

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Green Markets for Equitable Growth Sustainability Now
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Green Markets for Equitable Growth

Graciela Chichilnisky & Peter Bal advocate the revival of a global emissions-trading scheme like the one created by the Kyoto Protocol.

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Can Fernández Fix Argentina?
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Can Fernández Fix Argentina?

Leandro Mora Alfonsín explains why the incoming government will immediately find itself in an unenviable position.

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A Living Wage for Capitalism
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A Living Wage for Capitalism

Jim O'Neill

Higher nominal wages for low-paid workers can boost real earnings, increase consumer spending, and help make housing more affordable. And insofar as raising the minimum would increase companies’ wage bill, it would create a stronger incentive to replace labor with capital, which could lay the foundation for renewed productivity growth.

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A Green Industrialization Strategy for Africa Sustainability Now
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A Green Industrialization Strategy for Africa

Tariye Isoun Gbadegesin urges the continent's governments to leverage their “brown” industries to secure clean, sustainable growth.

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Missing the Big Picture on Poverty Reduction
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Missing the Big Picture on Poverty Reduction

Yuen Yuen Ang argues that the experience of China reinforces doubts about reliance on randomized controlled trials.

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Global Trade’s Bright (Green) Future Sustainability Now
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Global Trade’s Bright (Green) Future

Pascal Lamy reports on the progress made toward reducing greenhouse-gas emissions from the shipping industry.

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