Anne O. Krueger highlights the need for an international framework that prevents prolonged restructuring negotiations.

Simon Johnson explains why reality is unlikely to come close to matching the US president-elect's rhetoric.

Charles Ferguson offers a brief roadmap of how the technology will evolve and be deployed over the next few years.

Butoy is the Country Representative for the Philippines at the National Democratic Institute.

Joseph S. Nye, Jr. explains why the group of major emerging economies will not become the new fulcrum of world politics.

Raghuram G. Rajan thinks poorer countries should be exploring new growth models, regardless of whether a new trade war erupts.

Kenneth Rogoff worries about the incoming US administration’s plans to weaken the central bank’s independence.

Harold James considers what another Donald Trump presidency will, and will not, mean for global cooperation.

Andrés Velasco hears a chorus of deceivers, demagogues, dictators, and tax dodgers singing Donald Trump’s praises.

Shashi Tharoor shows how one immigrant group became central to the “civil war” within Donald Trump’s base.

Nouriel Roubini considers what the US president-elect's promised policy agenda will mean for growth and inflation.

Chris Patten urges British policymakers to focus instead on crafting polices that really can promote economic recovery.