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  • by david hall
The uses and abuses of green finance

Why the net-zero pledges of financial firms won’t save the world

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  • by david hall
Why the COP26 climate summit will be both crucial and disappointing

Such global gatherings remain the best forum to force change

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  • by david hall
The fun in non-fungible

Our auction reveals the promise of decentralised finance—and some big problems

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  • by david hall
Why Democrats’ tax plans are such a mess

It is not just a fragile majority. It is also a lack of vision and leadership

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  • by david hall
China says it defends women’s rights. So why attack feminists?

If women are not allowed to organise, they will struggle to achieve equality

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  • by david hall
The army’s takeover in Sudan highlights a worrying trend

Jihadism and great-power competition are behind the rise in coups

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  • by david hall
The geopolitics of money is shifting up a gear

If Western countries and firms want to stay in charge of global payments they have to modernise how they happen

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At last, a backlash against bad government in Eastern Europe

The EU’s battles with Poland and an opposition alliance in Hungary are overdue signs of change

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China’s last boomtowns show rapid growth is still possible
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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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