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Nov 3, 2020Econ Films
hosts a discussion with epidemiologist Neil Ferguson and economist Tim Besley on a new multidisciplinary approach to the COVID-19 pandemic.
EventsOct 15, 2020Joseph E. Stiglitz, et al.
discuss how public investment can be used during and after the pandemic to usher in a more sustainable future.
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President Donald Trump’s recent election defeat is a necessary step toward restoring sanity to American politics. But it is only the first of many steps that will be required to convince the world that the US no longer poses a threat to itself or others.
explains why President-elect Joe Biden cannot restore US global leadership and would be wrong to try.
Joe Biden’s election as president of the United States has dealt a serious blow to the illiberal nationalist governments of Hungary and Poland. But the ongoing dispute over the European Union’s new budget and COVID-19 recovery fund suggests that Europe’s right-wing populist leaders – and their attacks on the rule of law – are not about to fade away.
