Minxin Pei on the Rise of Emperor Xi
and PS editors discuss presidential power, strongman rule, and the removal of term limits in China.
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Minxin Pei on the Rise of Emperor Xi
and PS editors discuss presidential power, strongman rule, and the removal of term limits in China.
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Alexandra Borchardt on Free Speech in the Filtered Age
and PS editors discuss the impact of a new German law to clean up hate speech online.
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Christopher Hill Discusses Syria’s Stalemate and Trump’s Middle East
and PS editors discuss what the US, and the international community, should be doing in Syria and the Middle East.
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Princeton's Harold James Asks: Will AI Make Us Stupid?
and PS editors discuss technology, history, and whether artificial intelligence will erode our own.
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Atul Gawande Asks Katherine Semrau How We Can Improve Maternal and Newborn Health
and Katherine Semrau spent years studying how to improve care for women and babies. Their findings? Sometimes, best practices still aren’t enough.
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Nina Khrushcheva on Russia in 2018 and Beyond
and PS editors discuss Russian politics, presidential elections, and why “Putinism” is a troubled ideology.
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CFR’s Rachel Vogelstein on the Economic Case for Gender Equality
and Rachel Vogelstein discuss why gender equality is an economic as well as a moral imperative.
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Andrew Sheng on China’s Corruption Conundrum
and PS editors discuss the history of anti-corruption efforts in China, and why President Xi Jinping’s current initiative may succeed where others failed.
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Harvard’s Jeffrey Frankel Measures the GOP’s Tax Plan
and PS editors unpack the GOP’s new tax plan.
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Keetie Roelen on the Psychosocial Side of Poverty
speaks with PS editors about the shame-poverty-policy Nexus.
