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Climate change, shrinking resources, conflict ensure ongoing migration – and governments cannot afford to ignore the challenges
Joseph Chamie and Barry Mirkin
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Global Security and Democratic Governance Falter as Historic Rivalries Reemerge

Amid rising nationalism, the democratic powers of the West struggle to retain openness and economic integration
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Migration Trend: Young Move to Lands of Aging Rich

Median age gaps of 10 years and more between sending and receiving nations add to migration pressures
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Globalization’s Angst and the “Brexit” Vote

More truth-telling is needed in a complex world where the disgruntled try to cherry-pick among regulations, globalization
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Long Nuclear Shadow Could Revive Calls for Abolition

The 70-year-old Baruch Plan to eliminate nuclear weapons could prevent another arms race
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OPEC’s Control Over Global Oil Prices Slips Away

In a competitive oil market with regional rivalries, OPEC members fail to coordinate production levels
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