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Thabo Mbeki

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Thabo Mbeki was President of South Africa from 1999 to 2008, and is currently Chairperson of the African Union High Level Implementation Panel for Sudan (AUHIP). He was previously Secretary-General of the Non-Aligned Movement.

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Sudan and Africa’s Future

Dec 16, 2010 Thabo Mbeki

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PS [In Depth]: Deconstructing the Urbanization Challenge

Oct 17, 2018 PS editors take a closer look at the multi-faceted – and inexorable – global migration from rural areas to cities.

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The “No-Growth” Prescription for Misery

Oct 17, 2018 Bjørn Lomborg calls hypocrisy on a new movement promoting economic stasis in the name of saving the planet.

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The Case Against National AI Strategies

Oct 17, 2018 Mark Esposito, et al. argue that countries have more to gain from cooperation and data-sharing than from zero-sum competition.

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America’s Ongoing Civil War

Oct 16, 2018 Jeffrey D. Sachs traces today's deep political divide to the legacy of slavery and its aftermath in the former Confederacy

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PS. Explain This: The Animal Spirits of Women Entrepreneurs

Oct 16, 2018 PS editors examine the challenges confronting female business owners in developing countries.

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The Brexit Endgame

Oct 16, 2018 Robert Skidelsky foresees a scenario in which messy pragmatism wins out over ideological purity.

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Just Say No to Agricultural Gene Drives

Oct 16, 2018 Mariann Bassey-Orovwuje calls for a moratorium on the release of experimental new biotechnologies into the food system.

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The US-Saudi Relationship After Khashoggi

Oct 16, 2018 Barak Barfi explains why the Kingdom's special role in American foreign policy will survive the journalist's murder.

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