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Trump's Impact on the World: Christina L. Davis on Trade

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Harvard Professor Christina L. Davis discusses President Trump's strategies on trade—some of which may not be as outlandish as many people think. This is the first blog post in a series of edited transcripts from a panel on Trump's presidency held during...

Striking a Balance: Straight Talk on the Global Economy

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Harvard economist Dani Rodrik details the downside of hyperglobalization, and calls for a better balance between global rules and national autonomy. by Michelle Nicholasen For more than two decades, economist Dani Rodrik has warned about the dangers of...

Now That TPP Is off the Table, What's Next for NAFTA?

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Political economist Marc Melitz weighs in on what the United States has to lose when trade agreements come undone. By Michelle Nicholasen, Communications Specialist, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs After President Trump withdrew the United...

American Protectionism: Can It Work?

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Weatherhead Center Fellow and Directorate-General Taxation and Customs Union, EU Commission, Juan José García Sánchez argues that there’s a better way for the US to compete with China other than its current protectionist strategy.

Brexited!

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It was a momentous day for the UK. The United Kingdom finally exited the European Union on January 31, 2020. So what happens next, and should we care? Our guests both demystify the impact of Brexit and explain the purpose of the European Union in ways you...

Fighting the Enemy Within

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Historian Vincent Brown reflects on the long-term societal impact of being in a constant state of war. By Michelle Nicholasen This is the second of a two-part interview with historian Vincent Brown about US racial inequities and the legacies of the...

The US-India Relationship: A Q&A with Kenneth Juster

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The recent US Ambassador to India offers insights on trade relations between the world’s two largest democracies, the goals of the Quad, and how to counter Chinese dominance in the Indo-Pacific. By Roshni Chakraborty Weatherhead Center Advisory Committee...

Livelihoods Destroyed: The Long Reach of The Tulsa Massacre

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Economist Nathan Nunn and his team measure the long-term impacts of the Tulsa massacre on Black communities in the US and find a pattern that resonates with an earlier analysis of the transatlantic slave trade, where violence begets long-term economic and...

Recapturing the Value of the World’s Trash

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The accumulation of human-generated waste is causing negative health and environmental impacts around the globe. Many countries are realizing they must work together to reduce waste by recovering, reusing, and remaking things—and the inspiration and...