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For more than 30 years the growth rate of world trade has been higher than the growth rate of the world economy as measured by the world GDP. This constitutes a rare phenomena for the XXth century, as trade after the Second World War has experienced faster growth rates than...
Many of us are still in disbelief that Donald Trump has been elected President of the United States. His bombastic assault on immigrants, due process of law, religious freedom, and free speech all give us reason to sound the fascist alarm bells. And while his rhetorical attacks on these civil...
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On June 23rd Great Britain’s voters have decided to leave the European Union. The dust of this earthquake has not settled yet. The EU now faces its biggest challenges: where do we go from here? And, will the EU itself survive? Whether and when the UK will invoke Article...
Religions and movements for gender equality have often followed different, if not opposite, trajectories. In societies like India, where secularism is a pillar of democracy and in which pockets of religious radicalism resist and are influent in the ongoing allocation of opportunities, a reflection on the relation between religion and...
