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Justin Yifu Lin & Yan Wang highlight the role of value chains in driving low-carbon growth across emerging economies.

James K. Galbraith sees signs that American strategists and politicians are finally waking up to economic realities.

Keun Lee thinks that the country will avoid the middle-income trap, but its GDP is subject to tight constraints.

Richard Haass thinks the US president's week in the region went well, if only because it could have gone so much worse.

Simon Johnson & Stan A. Veuger urge the US Supreme Court to rule against the Trump administration's “reciprocal tariffs.” ...

Sami Mahroum shows why an organizational entity fit for the industrial age now faces a surplus of creativity and initiative.

Tracy Kajumba touts an approach that can protect human dignity, build resilience, and maximize the impact of limited funds.

Vanessa Badré looks to Ambrogio Lorenzetti’s 14th-century frescoes for insights into what underpins a thriving society.

Harold James shows that both sides are more politically and economically constrained than they would like to believe.

Jeffrey Frankel advises US Democrats that their political salvation lies in acknowledging the reality of scarcity.