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Tomoko Ohta

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Tomoko Ohta is Professor Emeritus at the National Institute of Genetics, Mishima, Japan.

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Evolution’s New Frontiers

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May 27, 2015 Tomoko Ohta says that evolutionary biology is in the midst of one of its most dynamic periods ever.

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Mini-Grids for Rural Growth

Jun 25, 2018 Jessica Stephens & Sidhartha Vermani argue that the best way to end energy poverty is to invest more in small-scale electricity generation.

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The End of Global Britain

Jun 25, 2018 Mark Malloch-Brown laments the country's retreat not just from the European Union, but from its own traditional values.

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Anger in America

Jun 25, 2018 Andrew Sheng & Xiao Geng blame US elites for entrenching their own privileges, at the expense of the majority of the population.

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Global Britain’s Brexit Delusion

Jun 25, 2018 Mark Malloch-Brown says the UK’s all-consuming focus on Brexit is doing major damage to the country’s global standing.

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Confronting the Migrant Threat to the EU

Jun 22, 2018 Ana Palacio advocates third-country disembarkation platforms as a solution to a crisis jeopardizing the EU's survival.

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Trump’s Gift to China

Jun 22, 2018 Joschka Fischer says US trade policies and diplomatic imbroglios are accelerating the disintegration of the geopolitical West.

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Reclaiming Multilateralism

Jun 22, 2018 Dennis J. Snower calls on institutions like the G20 to adopt a three-pronged approach to addressing global problems.

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Toward a More Democratic Europe?

Jun 21, 2018 Kemal Derviş predicts that the 2019 European Parliament election will advance far-reaching political restructuring.

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