Welcome to Project Syndicate Podcasts – a hub for conversation on the world’s most pressing issues. On Opinion Has It, host Elmira Bayrasli sits down with leading economists, policymakers, Nobel laureates, academics, and more. Listen and subscribe to all episodes from your favorite podcast app. Find Opinion Has It on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, SoundCloud, or via RSS Feed.
Opinion Has ItNov 3, 2020Richard Pildes & Elmira Bayrasli
examine polarization’s deep roots in the US – and its implications for the next administration’s ability to govern.
Opinion Has ItOct 27, 2020Richard Pildes & Elmira Bayrasli
discuss what may transpire if the results of the upcoming US presidential election are delayed.
Opinion Has ItOct 13, 2020Kathy Matsui & Elmira Bayrasli
assess the impact and future of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s signature economic-policy program.
Opinion Has ItSep 29, 2020Claudia Sahm & Elmira Bayrasli
consider what the US Federal Reserve’s new monetary-policy framework means for America’s economic outlook.
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President Joe Biden’s administration appears determined to separate America's relationship with the Kingdom from the relationship with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. But this separation will likely prove impossible to sustain.
explains why the Biden administration has no choice but to maintain ties with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Former US President Donald Trump is not Hitler, and America is not the Weimar Republic. But, as four excellent recent books about the interwar years show, false narratives and craven political choices can have dreadful consequences that may not emerge immediately.
draws contemporary lessons from four recent books charting Europe's slide toward war in the 1920s and 1930s.
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