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A commitment to fiscal sobriety used to be a political imperative
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Using Seized Assets to Help Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons
Ratna Omidvar explains how corrupt foreign leaders’ seized assets could be repurposed to help refugees, internally displaced persons and others who’ve suffered under their regimes.
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An Apology for Multiculturalism
Not long ago we assumed globalization, with its intensity of interactions, would breed tolerance for others. Instead, we must fight for that ideal, even if flawed, now more than ever.
What Money Can't Buy
In six original episodes over six weeks, the Institute for New Economic Thinking explores what kind of society we truly are, and begins to define what kind of society we hope to be.