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The laws of international trade and investment arbitration have been weighted heavily against developing and emerging economies and in favour of developed...
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The Discovery Institute Commentary on the 2020 U.S. Election
Since the founding of the Discovery Institute in 1990, its home state of Washington has supported the democratic presidential candidate in every election. Regardless...
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Australian Regulator Wastes Millions on “Overly Aggressive” Crusade Against Job Creator GetSwift
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The Importance of Consumption Policy During Recession
By He Jun
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Be a Fool! It’s What Crisis Leadership Really Needs
By David De Cremer
It’s hard to see a crisis coming. Crisis situations usually arrive at moments we do not expect it and as a...
Dare more AI, Germany!
By Olaf Groth, Tobias Straube and Toni Kaatz-Dubberke
We are in the middle of a cognitive revolution. Germany must be more ambitious with its strategy...
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The Five Paradoxes of Brexit
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A Magna Carta for Inclusivity and Fairness in the Global AI Economy
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By Katharina Balazs
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Donald Trump’s image as a street fighter offering a voice to the disenfranchised propelled him to victory in the US election....
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Impossible to make much sense of what happened – President-elect Donald Trump – so soon after the fact. But when the history...
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Enemy within
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UK – the most undemocratic democracy
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Days of Glory past
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It Pays to be Nice
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The Illusion of Choice
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A Tale of Two Cities
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