America First, Fallout Later
sees eerie parallels between the Trump era and one of the darker episodes of the 1930s New Deal.
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America First, Fallout Later
Long Reads sees eerie parallels between the Trump era and one of the darker episodes of the 1930s New Deal.
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The Road From Thatcherism
Long Reads assesses the rise and fall of neoliberal policies in Britain, the United States, and worldwide.
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Resilience and Rebellion in Contemporary China
Global Bookmark reviews two new books exploring the past and present truths behind the government’s efforts to bury history.
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Are Multinationals Eclipsing Nation-States?
Long Reads ask whether and how governments can reclaim the political clout now wielded by large US-based corporations.
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Our Increasingly Fascist Public Discourse
Long Reads emphasizes the extent to which far-right thinkers and politicians are defining the terms of mainstream debate.
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The AI Threat to Open Societies
Long Reads sounds the alarm about the surveillance-state authoritarianism being pioneered by Xi Jinping in China.
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The End of Postwar Germany
Global Bookmark reviews four recent books about the country’s identity crisis in the face of profound geopolitical change.
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Will the Rule of Law Hold?
Long Reads thinks a key democratic principle is proving to be more resilient than populist leaders – and their opponents – expected.
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PS Commentators’ Predictions for 2019
Long Reads anticipate the political and economic developments that are likely to feature prominently in the new year.
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PS Commentators’ Best Reads in 2018
Global Bookmark asked Project Syndicate commentators to recommend the year's most important fiction and non-fiction works, and explain why their choices matter for the current era.
The Year Ahead
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Cooperation for a New Age of Volatility
worries that self-interested unilateralism will usher in a world where everyone is worse off. -
The Right Way to Rebalance Trade
show why China’s multilateral view is the only way to ensure sustainable long-term growth. -
The Metamorphosis of Central Europe
traces the historical and psychological roots of the region’s turn toward populist nationalism. -
The Great Reconstruction
calls for a new global effort to address the effects of rapid economic and technological change.
