The Battle of the Billionaires: China Vs. India

What are major differences in the population patterns of the world’s two billion-people countries?

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Stefan Halper on the Beijing Consensus

How has China taught the world to think differently?

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Fiscal Keynesianism for the Upper Classes

Keynesian measures are politically very contentious in the U.S. — even one it comes to applying them to the upper classes.

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The Illogic of Czech President Vaclav Klaus

What accounts for Czech President Vaclav Klaus’s extreme skepticism about Europe’s future? Could he simply be channeling Ayn Rand?

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Ayn Rand and I

Did Ayn Rand’s libertarian philosophy stem from improperly transferring her experience in revolutionary Russia to the western world?

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Climate Politics in an Age of Uncertainty

What would it take for the U.S. political system to make a serious effort to confront climate change?

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Facing the Challenge of Climate Change

What are the risks of inaction when it comes to climate change?

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Clay Shirky on the Media Revolution

How have new media technologies heralded a revolution in the way we think and act?

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The German Presidency: Another Resignation in the Making?

In the wake of potential scandals and major missteps, how long will it be before Germany’s new president resigns?

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Will UN Peacekeeping Fall Victim to Budget Cuts?

Is United Nations peacekeeping fading away as a result of budget cuts — or are we just settling into a new normal?

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