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The Year Ahead 2017
Read – and keep – this and all of the 24 commentaries by world leaders and top thinkers featured in Fatal Attraction – The Year Ahead, 2017.
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Getting Past the Globalization Bogeyman
Getting Past the Globalization Bogeyman
Angus Deaton discusses the nuances of globalization and inequality that populist critiques have missed. -
Democracy, Inclusion, and Prosperity
Democracy, Inclusion, and Prosperity
Raghuram G. Rajan says we cannot complacently assume that political freedom always creates economic prosperity. -
The Emergence of a Post-Fact World
Free to readThe Emergence of a Post-Fact World
Francis Fukuyama surveys the West's new political terrain – and sees a wilderness of uprooted institutional landmarks. -
The Age of Trump
The Age of Trump
Joseph E. Stiglitz says Trump is no accident: we brought him on ourselves. -
Open Society Needs Defending
Open Society Needs Defending
George Soros brings his personal history to bear on the threat posed by today’s ascendant populists. -
The Challenge of Economic Inclusion
The Challenge of Economic Inclusion
Christine Lagarde proposes steps to address the main challenges policymakers will confront in 2017. -
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Lessons from the Populist Revolt
Lessons from the Populist Revolt
Michael J. Sandel identifies four main issues that progressive political parties must address in the face of rising populism. -
The Economic Promise of Climate-Smart Infrastructure
The Economic Promise of Climate-Smart Infrastructure
Joaquim Levy touts efforts to improve the risk profile of investments that would boost growth and reduce poverty. -
How Eastern Europe Blew Up the West
How Eastern Europe Blew Up the West
Maciej Kisilowski explains why Viktor Orbán’s brand of “illiberal democracy” has succeeded as a political innovation. -
A Middle East Peace Agenda for 2017
A Middle East Peace Agenda for 2017
Abdullah Gül says the spillover effects of conflicts throughout the region will demand a response this year. -
Xi Jinping’s Year of Living Dangerously
Xi Jinping’s Year of Living Dangerously
Minxin Pei says the Chinese president has domestic adversaries who should not be written off just yet. -
The Religion Question in the New Year
The Religion Question in the New Year
Tarek Osman says the Middle East's young people can learn from religious history to move their region forward.
