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A Year of Political Chicken
PRINCETON – The year 2023 ended on a sour, cheerless note, with looming elections in 2024 intensifying fears about the fate of democracy and the global order. In addition to the Russian presidential “election” in March, there will be European Parliament elections in June, the US presidential and congressional elections in November, and a general election in the United Kingdom sometime before January 2025. Between the assured re-election of Russia’s autocrat and the possibility of a populist wave on both sides of the Atlantic, there is plenty of reason to worry about the future of democracy.
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PS editors ask Project Syndicate contributors to select the book that resonated with them the most over the past year.The AI Age Requires Inequality Insurance
Ian Ayres, et al. propose automatically increasing tax rates for the top 1% to mitigate the impact of automation on workers. Of course, populists don’t always win elections, and even if they form the largest party in parliament – as in Poland and........
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