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  1. Sean Hagan

    Sean Hagan

    1 Commentary

    Sean Hagan, a former general counsel of the International Monetary Fund, is Visiting Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center and a non-resident senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

  2. Michael Wahid Hanna is a senior fellow at The Century Foundation and a non-resident senior fellow at the Reiss Center on Law and Security at New York University School of Law.

  3. Orin Hasson is Senior Investment Officer of Innovative Finance Investments at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

  4. Marc Hauser is Professor of Psychology and Director of Primate Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory, Harvard University.

  5. Michael Heinz is a Member of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF SE.

  6. Minister for Telecommunications, Great Britain.

  7. Valerie Hickey is Global Director of Environment, Natural Resources, and Blue Economy at the World Bank.

  8. Leta Hong Fincher is a scholar on women in China and the author of Betraying Big Brother: The Feminist Awakening in China.

  9. Karen Brooks Hopkins is President of the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).

  10. Arianna Huffington is the founder and CEO of Thrive Global and the author of The Sleep Revolution.

  11. Murray Hunt

    Murray Hunt

    1 Commentary

    Murray Hunt, Director of the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law, is Visiting Professor of Human Rights Law at the University of Oxford and a co-editor of Parliaments and Human Rights: Redressing the Democratic Deficit (Bloomsbury, 2015).

  12. Christopher Hurst is Director-General of Projects Directorate at the European Investment Bank.

  13. Francois Heisbourg

    Writing for PS since 1995
    2 Commentaries

    Director, Institute for Strategic Studies, Geneva.

  14. Václav Havel

    Václav Havel

    Writing for PS since 1996
    39 Commentaries

    Václav Havel was President of Czechoslovakia (1989-92) and President of the Czech Republic (1993-2003). An author and playwright, he was one of the principal authors of the human rights manifesto Charter 77, and remained an important voice in global affairs until his death in 2011.

  15. Pierre Hassner

    Pierre Hassner

    Writing for PS since 1997
    2 Commentaries

    Director, Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches Internationales, Paris.

  1. delaney1_Jose JimenezGettyImages_bahamas_dorian Jose Jimenez/Getty Images

    Turning the Financial Tide for Small Island States

    Maya Delaney & Aminath Shauna tout the potential of green and blue bonds to protect critical ecosystems and build economic resilience.
  2. brown116_Timur MatahariGettyImages_indonesia_free_school_meals Timur Matahari/Getty Images

    School Meals Provide Food for Thought – and Fuel for Development

    Gordon Brown & Kevin Watkins tout universal nutrition programs in lower-income countries to mitigate a lost decade for poor children.
  3. karl3_Apu GomesGetty Images_LAfires Apu Gomes/Getty Images

    A House Gutted by Fire

    Terry Lynn Karl blames the inferno now consuming Los Angeles County squarely on greenhouse-gas emissions.
  4. op_janeway17_Natalya KosarevichGetty Images_moneyhandslightbulb Natalya Kosarevich/Getty Images

    False Economies

    William H. Janeway

    For decades, an efficiency-centered “economic style” has dominated public policy, overriding the concerns for fairness that animated the New Deal and Lyndon B. Johnson’s Great Society. Now, Americans must brace for economic governance that delivers neither efficiency nor fairness, only chaos.

    highlights the high cost of the single-minded focus on efficiency that has come to dominate the discipline.
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    Can US Institutions Withstand Trump 2.0?

    While some observers doubt that US President-elect Donald Trump poses a grave threat to US democracy, others are bracing themselves for the destruction of the country’s constitutional order. With Trump’s inauguration just around the corner, we asked PS commentators how vulnerable US institutions really are.

  6. wagner31_Westend61Getty Images_climatependulum Westend61/Getty Images

    The Climate Policy Pendulum

    Gernot Wagner notes that green technologies retain their many advantages, regardless of national political developments.
  7. strain35_Christina HouseGettyImages_commencement_ceremony Christina House/Getty Images

    Could High-Skill Immigration Increase Under Trump?

    Michael R. Strain argues that the recent kerfuffle over foreign workers underscores the president-elect’s pragmatic instincts.
  8. posner38_Viktor SidorovGettyImages_un_flag Viktor Sidorov/Getty Images

    What Happened to International Law?

    Eric Posner sees the web of treaties, conventions, and institutions as another victim of the anti-globalization backlash.
  9. palacio165_Picture AllianceGettyImages_eu_flags Picture Alliance/Getty Images

    Europe’s Year of Fundamental Choices

    Ana Palacio considers the complex array of internal and external challenges the European Union must confront in 2025.

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