Work and Fate

The “future of work” has become an increasingly frequent and capacious subject of inquiry, reflecting the fact that “work” is not just a private concern but a fundamental component of social, political, and economic life. If it is undergoing profound changes as a result of evolving technological, demographic, and global political factors, so will much else.

When Fiscal Policy Meets Mathematical Reality

Sita Nataraj Slavov
Overcoming the Sectarian Challenge to Democracy

Tawakkol Karman
The Western Balkan Bellwether

Valery Perry
A War of Values With Russia

Anders Fogh Rasmussen
The World According to the Oligarchs

Simon Johnson
AI in the Office

Azeem Azhar , Chantal Smith
Long Weekends Forever

Juliet B. Schor
Paydays and Maydays in the Global South

Romina Bandura
Virtual Migration Could Revive Growth

Carl Benedikt Frey
The Future of Remittances

Inma Martínez-Zarzoso
The End of the Chinese Dream

Yi Fuxian
What Role for the Bond Vigilantes?

J. Bradford DeLong , Brigitte Granville , Desmond Lachman , Paola Subacchi , Edward Yardeni

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Reinventing Europe

Oct 07, 2026

Despite boasting world-leading universities and research institutions, robust trade relationships, a strong industrial base, and a well-established rule of law, Europe has failed to leverage its advantages in a way that would unlock its full economic potential.

At the same time, it appears to be punching below its weight internationally, instead of providing the leadership the world so desperately needs to maintain progress toward broadly shared goals.

Work and Fate

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Oct 07, 2026