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It’s a risky and dangerous move, but game theory offers some clues about what Putin may be thinking.
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In Parks for Profit, a sociologist argues that glitzy urban parks that rely on private funders can trigger displacement and drain resources from other public spaces.
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Mark Gongloff
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It won’t be easy, but it’s better than financing Putin’s war machine.
Matthew Brooker
Hong Kong's Distress Signals Are Rising
With some kind of lockdown and grim isolation centers looming, the city shows signs of trauma. Two years into the pandemic and counting, the biggest toll may be psychological.
Parmy Olson
Putin Is Raising an Iron Firewall Around Russia
An array of Western media companies including YouTube are suddenly harder to reach, making Russia’s version of the web look increasingly like China’s.
Tyler Cowen
Why Would Russia Attack a Nuclear Power Plant?
It’s a risky and dangerous move, but game theory offers some clues about what Putin may be thinking.
Jonathan Levin
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Bonds are increasingly suggesting that the Fed will be unable to constrain rising consumer prices without tipping the economy into a recession.
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