Étienne Balibar, Justine Lacroix, Dominique Méda, Thomas Piketty, Katharina Pistor, Guillaume Sacriste, Antoine Vauchez and Jonathan White
As empires grab resources and discard international law, the EU must forge a new social federalism—or become a vassal.
From $100,000 work visas to million-dollar “gold cards,” Trump turns government services into transactions for the highest bidder.
As extremists exploit democracy’s freedoms, should constitutions strike back—or always leave judgment to the ballot box?
The recent AI Nobel Prize win and California’s vetoed AI safety bill highlight the growing trend of placing our future in the hands of private corporations, with little public accountability.
By endorsing Donald Trump’s run for the US presidency, business leaders are embracing a man with only contempt for the law.
Boeing’s self-inflicted woes hold broader lessons for contemporary corporate governance.
Finance has become the driving force behind most decision-making. We seem to have unlearned politics.
Gerhard Schröder has clearly breached the trust of the German people.
Putin is alone responsible for the war in Ukraine but prominent westerners played a key role in Russia’s post-Soviet trajectory.
In demonstrating how some of the world’s most powerful people hide their wealth, the Pandora Papers have exposed the details of a global system.
Rallying behind market-based measures to address climate change allows the owners of capital yet another way to avoid a reckoning.
Markets are an unreliable guide for navigating a problem as large and complex as climate change.
The financial system has turned credit intermediation into a debt mint.
The purpose of limited-liability protection was to encourage investment in corporations, yet it has evolved into a source of systemic market failure.
After years of disregarding privacy, exploiting user data and failing to control its platform, Facebook has unveiled a cryptocurrency and payment system that could take down the entire global economy.