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Tag Archives: Special Series: Global Governance — US Democracy
The Old King is Dead. Long Live the King!
It’s time to realize that focusing on the horse race aspect of American presidential politics is precluding actual governance.
The Day That Lives in Infamy: Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941
How did oil catalyze the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor?
The U.S. Abandons the World’s Poor at the WTO
Does allowing India and other poor countries to help farmers and consumers really distort global markets?
Questioning the Economic Benefits of Low Taxes
How do social choices shed a light on differences in tax policy in the United States and Europe?
How the U.S. Replicates Its Moneyed Elite
Despite high achievement, low-income students don’t attend elite colleges.
A Modest Proposal to Save Detroit
Why not create a national park in Detroit dedicated to unbridled free-market policies?
Climate Change as Terrorism Against the People
In view of the typhoon in the Philippines, has the United States misplaced its global priorities?
Stephan Richter discusses Brexit on Germany's ARD-Presseclub (April 14, 2019)
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