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Transatlanticism, Interrupted
laments the damage being done to the transatlantic relationship after seven decades of fruitful cooperation.
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Trump’s Trade Game
urges leaders to resist the false choice between mercantilism and defending the flawed old rules.
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The Trumping of the Middle East
laments the region’s vulnerability to the effects of a US policy seemingly designed to produce mayhem.
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Disruption, Concentration, and the New Economy
highlights key structural changes that policymakers – and especially central bankers – will have to address.
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Harnessing the Fintech Revolution
explains how policymakers can reap the benefits of new innovations, while containing the downside risks.
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The World Needs Europe
outlines a vision for global leadership in an increasingly fractured international system.
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What Next for Global Trade?
considers previous recent episodes of US protectionism, and suggests why this time might be different.
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The New Old Populism
sees similarities between the West’s nationalist turn and Latin America’s historical experience.
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Regulating the Disrupters
offers a blueprint for rethinking antitrust policies, labor laws, and taxation in the age of Big Tech.
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Globalization at a Crossroads
argues that cross-border collaboration is even more important now than after the 2008 financial crisis.
