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Jurriaan SnikkersThe New Localism: How Cities Can Thrive in the Age of Populism
A panel of experts joined the Council to discuss "new localism," which has the potential to solve many of the challenges facing modern societies. -
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Women and Global Development Forum Roundtable on Diversity, Inclusion, and Culture
November 5, 2018, RESEARCH Report by Katelyn Jones, Download Report (PDF), Recognizing the critical importance of addressing D&I across sectors, a group of leaders gathered in a roundtable at the Council’s 2018 Global Health and Development Symposium., Key Findings , Gender equality is no long...
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Gates FoundationI am Gita
We all share in the cost of lower education, reduced labor productivity, and escalating health care costs.
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R BoedBeyond Interest: The Economic Outlook and Monetary Policy
Lael Brainard, Federal Reserve Board of Governors Member, discussed the economic outlook for the United States and monetary policy implications with Council expert and board member Michael H. Moskow. -
Mufid MajnunPandemic Panic: Protecting an Interconnected World
Ron Klain from Revolution LLC and the CDC's Anita Patel discussed how we can strengthen health systems, prepare global cities, and educate communities in order to prevent another global pandemic. -
Bennett TobiasNew Resources for WPS Scholars and Practitioners
Once we learned that one of the most often-cited statistics about women is fabricated—scholars and practitioners alike were shocked.
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ReutersAgricultural Innovation Can Feed the Planet, But It Needs Policy Support
As technology expands what is possible in our food system, inefficiencies can arise and make it difficult for policy to change as rapidly as our technology does.
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Axel AhoiThe Global Economy: How to Avoid the Next Collapse
According to Mohamed A. El-Erian, there are two paths ahead: recovery, prosperity, and stability or recession and continued instability. -
Michael PujalsThe Livestock Ladder’s Water Footprint
In this post from our "Uncharted Waters" blog series, we discuss that while the water footprint of livestock is substantive, the cost of that footprint is far from straightforward.
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Burgess MilnerRealism and Restraint America's New Foreign Policy
Stephen M. Walt, professor at Harvard University, joined the Council to discuss whether it’s time for the United States to develop a more restrained foreign policy outlook.