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Why the World Is Becoming the Un-Sweden
Theorists were right about global politics converging, but not toward social democracy
John Feffer
June 15, 2015
Economic Policy Turned Inside Out
The US, EU and Japan rely on quantitative easing while ignoring structural reforms
Stephen S. Roach
May 4, 2015
Oil Price Fall Leaves Gulf States With Difficult Reform Choices
Stability for some Gulf states hinges on oil revenues and generous public benefits
Simeon Kerr
February 4, 2015
Pull of Global Economy Increases Latin America-Africa Engagement
Trade flows between Latin America and Africa may be small, but are increasing rapidly
Manuel Orozco and Julia Yansura
January 26, 2015
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