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The Democrats' democratic dividend
By Project Syndicate - Jan 16,2023
By Aziz Huq and Tom GinsburgCHICAGO — Midterm elections in the United States were surprising in more ways than one.
Understanding Brazil's insurrection
By Project Syndicate - Jan 15,2023
By Thiago de Aragão and Otaviano CanutoSÃO PAULO — The January 8 insurrection in Brazil’s capital was driven by a mix of factors. Participants’ delirium, passion, obstinacy and resentment, as well as their lack of education and political literacy, all played a part.
Rescuing economic growth in highly indebted developing countries
By Project Syndicate - Jan 14,2023
By Dani Rodrik, Reza Baqir, and Ishac Diwan CAMBRIDGE — This year may prove devastating for the developing world, as more and more countries find themselves engulfed in debt crises.
All progress is local
By Project Syndicate - Jan 10,2023
By Chris Bradley and Marc Canal NoguerSYDNEY — Until the COVID-19 pandemic, humanity was making great strides in extending lives and increasing economic prosperity. It is critical that we return to that trajectory as the global economy recovers.
How threatening are threats?
By Project Syndicate - Jan 08,2023
By Michelle J. Gelfand and Virginia ChoiPALO ALTO — From climate-change alarms and “tripledemic” concerns to the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists’ Doomsday Clock, we are awash in dire warnings.
America's new era of industrial policy
By Project Syndicate - Jan 03,2023
By Laura Tyson and Lenny MendoncaBERKELEY  —  A new breed of industrial policy is taking hold in the United States.
Defending the indigenous defenders of biodiversity
By Project Syndicate - Jan 02,2023
By Valérie Courtois and KM ReyesLABRADOR/PALAWAN  —  In the southwest corner of the Philippines, the forest of the Batak people is a biodiversity hotspot.
The Democrats’ democratic dividend
By Project Syndicate - Dec 17,2022
By Aziz Huq and Tom Ginsburg CHICAGO — Last month’s midterm elections in the United States were surprising in more ways than one.
Ending the austerity pandemic
By Project Syndicate - Dec 12,2022
By Isabel Ortiz and Matthew CumminsNEW YORK — The world is confronting multiple, compounding crises, from COVID-19, energy, inflation, debt, and climate shocks to unaffordable living costs and political instability. The need for ambitious action cannot be greater.
The global climate-finance challenge
By Project Syndicate - Dec 11,2022
By Vera Songwe, Nicholas Stern, and Amar BhattacharyaLONDON  —  The dust has now settled after the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Egypt, but there are still many unanswered questions about how to finance emissions reductions and adaptation.

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