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Op-Eds
Russia’s War Machine Is Still Running on Western Equipment
via Barron's
Speeches & Papers
Drivers of conflict and resilience in shifting transboundary fisheries
Cullen S. Hendrix (PIIE) et al.
via Marine Policy, Volume 155, September 2023
Op-Eds
Adam Posen: 'Russia and North Korea worked hard to be self-sufficient, it has not turned out well for them'
Tej Parikh (Financial Times)
via Financial Times
Speeches & Papers
What's Happening to the International Trading System? Shared Interests of the US and Japan in the Outcome
Alan Wm. Wolff (PIIE)
Op-Eds
Understanding Biden’s Big Bet on India
Arvind Subramanian (PIIE)
via Project Syndicate
Op-Eds
Can Climate Investment be Financed by Debt?
Jean Pisani-Ferry (PIIE)
via Project Syndicate
Op-Eds
Revitalizing the World Trading System
via Fifteen Eighty Four, Cambridge University Press blog
Op-Eds
Why China’s Property Tax Is Still a Long Way Off
Tianlei Huang (PIIE)
via Caixin
Op-Eds
It is time for the UK to think like an emerging market
via Financial Times
Speeches & Papers
Discarding a Utopian Vision for a World Divided: The Effect of Geopolitical Rivalry on the World Trading System