Trump: An American Horror Story
Donald Trump’s election victory has alarmed the world: it heralds the end of business as usual in trade, security and much else. Just how serious are the challenges of the Trump era?
Donald Trump’s election victory has alarmed the world: it heralds the end of business as usual in trade, security and much else. Just how serious are the challenges of the Trump era?
Robert J. Shiller does not see how the US president-elect can give his working-class voters what they most want.
Shlomo Ben-Ami considers the challenges facing a US president-elect who is uniquely unqualified to address them.
Sławomir Sierakowski worries that the last line of defense against Russian influence in the region is about to disappear.
Nouriel Roubini says the president-elect should favor a dovish Fed if he wants his fiscal policies to work.
Nina L. Khrushcheva traces the course of US voters' declining capacity to decipher lived reality from the virtual kind.
Project Syndicate The populist surge challenging political establishments worldwide has now claimed the biggest prize of all. Jan-Werner Mueller, Nouriel Roubini, Joseph Stiglitz, and other Project Syndicate commentators weigh the costs for America and the world.
Chris Patten calls the US president-elect's policy agenda a threat to the post-1945 global order.
Alfred Stepan argues that the system of constitutional checks and balances in the US has been gutted.
Robert Skidelsky argues that saving liberalism requires interrogating and refining, not shunning, populist policies.
