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By Project Syndicate - Oct 25,2020
By Mariana Mazzucato and Anthony CostelloLONDON — An old Zen Buddhist saying cautions, “Do not mistake the finger pointing at the moon for the moon.” By focusing too much on the means, one can lose sight of the ends.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 25,2020
By Korinna Horta and Wawa WangLISBON/AARHUS — The Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) opened for business in 2016 and rapidly established itself as a major multilateral development institution.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 21,2020
By Oscar Jonsson and Taylor OwenMADRID/MONTREAL — Today, as our economic and social lives increasingly move online owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, the digital and physical domains are becoming more integrated than ever.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 21,2020
By John Prendergast and Nathalia DukhanWASHINGTON, DC — The Central African Republic (CAR), a former French colony based on an exploitative divide-and-rule system, is a textbook example of how a state can be captured, repurposed, and organised for looting, largely to the ben
By Project Syndicate - Oct 20,2020
By Mo Ibrahim, Kevin Watkins and Mary RobinsonLONDON — With the global trading system under severe pressure, international cooperation to strengthen a rules-based order is vital.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 18,2020
By Lars Heikensten, Marcia McNutt and Johan RockströmSTOCKHOLM — The announcement of this year’s Nobel Prize laureates should remind us of the many contributions basic science has made to contemporary life.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 18,2020
By Mario Molina and Durwood ZaelkeSAN DIEGO — It is hard to imagine more devastating effects of climate change than the fires that have been raging in California, Oregon, and Washington, or the procession of hurricanes that have approached, and, at times, ravaged, the Gulf Coast.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 14,2020
By Erin Billman and Eva ZabeyGENEVA — The latest edition of the United Nations’ Global Biodiversity Outlook, published by the Convention on Biological Diversity, makes for bleak reading.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 13,2020
NEW HAVEN — With the departure of Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, one of the biggest questions facing his successor, Yoshihide Suga, is what to do about Abe’s signature economic-policy plan.To be sure, Suga, who long served as Abe’s chief Cabinet secretary, ha
By Project Syndicate - Oct 11,2020
By Mary Fitzgerald and Peter Geoghegan LONDON — In late September, English schoolchildren were sent home with a letter from Public Health England, the official body in charge of dealing with the pandemic.