Geopolitics
Glass Half Full
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One of the greatest modern political leaders explains what COVID means for the political and economic shape of the future.TABLE OF CONTENTS
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One of the greatest modern political leaders explains what COVID means for the political and economic shape of the future.__
The Nobel-winning economist explains the ins and and outs of the massive testing program we need to keep COVID at bay and reopen.__
The former Governor of the Bank of England talks about why our obsession with modeling and quantifying brings with it systemic risks.__
A translator on why Camus and his novel of plague speak to us in this dark moment.__
China's is making a soft-power play around its creditors in the midst of the COVID pandemic.__
The best-selling historian shows us that real leadership, like Churchill's, does matter in times of crisis.__
The leading Shakespeare scholar examines the playwright's difficult and dark relationship with the plague that devastated his nation.__
The best-selling historian take a look at a pandemic that changed the course of ancient history.__
The award-winning historian explains why the Spanish Flu did so much damage and what we can learn from it as we move through the COVID crisis.__
A leading historian lays out the economic transformation COVID has wrought, and why it carries global risks.__
The man who reshaped Europe spent a long time in isolation, with results that no-one predicted.__
The eminent psychology professor and co-discoverer of the Dunning-Kruger Effect on what we know, what we don't, and what we don't know we don't know.__
A renowned dancer and artistic director talks about his unconventional career.__
A former cabinet minister and Knesset member and current head of the Israel Democracy Institute talks about the political situation in Israel.__
Karen Young founded an organization to help Alzheimer's patients. In the post-COVID world, that effort looks radically different.__
The religious symbol with the longest history of use has meant many things to many different groups, Jewish and otherwise.__
Charles Schulz's Peanuts can still delight, sadden, and fascinate us seven decades after it premiered in newspapers. We spoke with the editor of a Peanuts writing anthology about why.SEARCH
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