International
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Better Policy is Not Enough in Argentina
Milei’s reforms are a step in the right direction, but Argentina finds itself in familiar territory: economic instability, a volatile currency, and persistent uncertainty.
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How China Remade Global Trade — and Then Broke It
Trade has made us wealthy and resilient, but also vulnerable to coercion. As China’s economic power peaks, its political model may be reaching its limits.
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Argentina’s Midterm Moment: Brave Reform, or Back to Perónism?
Javier Milei’s aggressive reforms have slashed spending, curbed inflation, and reignited growth. Argentina’s midterms will decide whether reform endures.
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Ordoliberalism as a Response to Populism
Market-based ordoliberalism shares some initial impulses with populism, but tries to reduce concentrated power and corruption.
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Argentina’s Least-Competitive Sectors Fight Market Reforms
Javier Milei has slashed inflation and deregulated markets — but entrenched interests and old powers are fighting back.
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What I Saw in Milei’s Argentina
Argentina’s vast potential is shackled by its Perónist past. The path to a thriving market economy demands relentless action across society, from the grassroots level to the Casa Rosada.
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Confucius and Trump’s Department of War
The US military’s global flailing has little to do with ‘defense.’ Returning to an accurate label might be a step toward policy realism.
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France’s Financial Misery Is a Bad Omen for Other Countries
Financial and debt crises aren’t so much solved as covered up by political actions aimed at alleviating market anxieties.
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Bolivia’s Defeat of Socialism Signals a Continental Realignment
Javier Milei’s libertarian surge in Argentina reshaped the political debate in Bolivia, where socialism suffered its worst defeat in two decades.
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Can Latin America’s Superwoman Save Venezuela?
María Corina Machado is fighting to save her country from socialism, and her popularity shows that many Venezuelans are ready for change.
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Better Policy is Not Enough in Argentina
Milei’s reforms are a step in the right direction, but Argentina finds itself in familiar territory: economic instability, a volatile currency, and persistent uncertainty.
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•
How China Remade Global Trade — and Then Broke It
Trade has made us wealthy and resilient, but also vulnerable to coercion. As China’s economic power peaks, its political model may be reaching its limits.
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•
Argentina’s Midterm Moment: Brave Reform, or Back to Perónism?
Javier Milei’s aggressive reforms have slashed spending, curbed inflation, and reignited growth. Argentina’s midterms will decide whether reform endures.
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•
Ordoliberalism as a Response to Populism
Market-based ordoliberalism shares some initial impulses with populism, but tries to reduce concentrated power and corruption.
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•
Argentina’s Least-Competitive Sectors Fight Market Reforms
Javier Milei has slashed inflation and deregulated markets — but entrenched interests and old powers are fighting back.
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•
What I Saw in Milei’s Argentina
Argentina’s vast potential is shackled by its Perónist past. The path to a thriving market economy demands relentless action across society, from the grassroots level to the Casa Rosada.
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•
Confucius and Trump’s Department of War
The US military’s global flailing has little to do with ‘defense.’ Returning to an accurate label might be a step toward policy realism.
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•
France’s Financial Misery Is a Bad Omen for Other Countries
Financial and debt crises aren’t so much solved as covered up by political actions aimed at alleviating market anxieties.
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•
Bolivia’s Defeat of Socialism Signals a Continental Realignment
Javier Milei’s libertarian surge in Argentina reshaped the political debate in Bolivia, where socialism suffered its worst defeat in two decades.
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•
Can Latin America’s Superwoman Save Venezuela?
María Corina Machado is fighting to save her country from socialism, and her popularity shows that many Venezuelans are ready for change.