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Shareholder Capitalism RIP? Shareholder Capitalism RIP?
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Putin’s Meaningless Coup Putin’s Meaningless Coup
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Has the World Economy Reached Peak Growth? Has the World Economy Reached Peak Growth?
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Auschwitz in Jerusalem Auschwitz in Jerusalem
Jan 25, 2020 worries that the Holocaust's universalist message is being reshaped for a nationalist age.
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The Next Big Development Challenge The Next Big Development Challenge
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How to Prevent the Japanification of East Asia’s Economies How to Prevent the Japanification of East Asia’s Economies
Jan 24, 2020 urges governments to enact sweeping structural reforms to avoid long-term economic stagnation.
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Crumbling Infrastructure – or Crumbling Cliché? Crumbling Infrastructure – or Crumbling Cliché?
Jan 24, 2020 thinks the right question is whether more goods and services are being delivered on time than in the past.
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Shareholder Capitalism RIP?
Corporations increasingly realize that restoring public trust in business and markets is essential to making capitalism more sustainable. In this new world, focusing solely on keeping shareholders happy will no longer be enough.
Kicking the GDP Habit
- Abhijit Banerjee,
- Kemal Derviş,
- Esther Duflo,
- Alexander Friedman,
- Jerry Grinstein,
- Larry Hatheway,
- Charles C. Krulak,
- Klaus Schwab,
- Joseph E. Stiglitz
For all the current talk of promoting wellbeing and sustainability, policymakers in many countries remain obsessed with gross domestic product. Is that likely to change anytime soon?
Decarbonizing Central Banking
Climate change poses risks to financial stability and could directly affect monetary authorities’ ability to pursue their traditional macroeconomic objectives. Will the fight against global warming give rise to innovative monetary policies, or simply create more headaches for today’s beleaguered central bankers?
The Big Picture brings together a range of Project Syndicate commentaries not just on topics in the news, but also on the deeper issues driving the news. Readers quickly gain the insights of diverse, authoritative perspectives on critical global events and challenges.
Renewing Europe
Mar 4, 2019
To commemorate its founding 25 years ago, PS is republishing a selection of commentaries written since 1994.
In the following commentary, Emmanuel Macron called on EU citizens to focus on three goals ahead of the critical European Parliament election in May 2019.
Comments From: Chris Patten, Diane Coyle, Clemens Fuest, Stefan Gerlach, Anatole Kaletsky, Christopher Smart, Ana Palacio, Mark Leonard, Edoardo Campanella, Lucrezia Reichlin, Daniel Gros, Éloi Laurent, Jacek Rostowski, Helmut Anheier, Erik Berglöf, Carl Bildt, Gene Frieda.
Project Syndicate celebrates its 25th anniversary with PS 25, a collection of our hardest-hitting commentaries so far.
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Why an Ebola Vaccine Is Not Enough
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Addressing Africa’s Skills Mismatch
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Net-Zero at Davos
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The Best Tool to Fight Climate Change
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Closing the SDG Gap
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A Transformative Deal for Nature
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A Data Revolution for All
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Make Europe Relevant Again
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Combating Child Labor in Global Supply Chains
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Forgetting Auschwitz
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Why Modi’s Thugs Attacked My University
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The Demonization of Journalists Must End
Jan 9, 2020
The African Century
Africa’s economic rise is a world-changing development, but the sources of its emerging strength – and lingering weaknesses – are little understood. W… read more
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A World Without AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria
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Pay-As-You-Go for African Development
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Why African Cultural Restitution Matters
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Press Released
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How Fact-Checking Can Win the Fight Against Misinformation
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Trump, Trade, and China
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Why a Cool War May Be Worse than a Cold One
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The Case for Old-Fashioned Tariff Cuts
Nov 27, 2019