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China is far more economically open today than the Soviet Union was when its collapse surprised the U.S. policy community in 1991. Still, the Chinese Communist Party controls and manipulates the information it releases. The prevailing American view of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) as a rising economic superpower, even if struggling a bit, is based on this poor information. American decision making requires considerably better data, so that policy can be based on actual conditions in the...

Educators are facing wrenching new tensions over whether they should tell parents when students socially transition at school.

This wide-ranged reading list provides tips for problem solving and persuasion, different management styles, and more.

With their 13th record out, Lies They Tell Our Children, Anti-Flag run through 30 years of political punk with this oral history. Featuring Tom Morello, Fat Mike, Tim McIlrath and more.

The printed word is a powerful tool to inform and entertain. Books are places where imaginations can soar and opinions are often formed. While communities have seen pitched battles about

Every CEO I know laments how they need to instill a stronger sense of urgency in their company around every single thing, to get things done faster. I’m talking about building a company of several…

Ashleigh Hinde, founder and MD of successful contact lens company talks business break-throughs, the numbers that really matter and her mission to change the way people feel about buying contact lenses.

New campaign launches to break down taboos around prostate cancer treatment side effects Prostate cancer is the most diagnosed cancer in the UK, with 57,192 men diagnosed in 2019 —equating to 1 man every 9 minutes.[i] New research shows 86% of men receiving treatment for prostate cancer experienced e...

Tradeoffs Marilyn Bartlett, credited with saving Montana’s state employee health plan millions of dollars, is a busy consultant now, as states, counties and big businesses try to use her playbook to bring down hospital costs. Marilyn Bartlett, credited with saving Montana’s state employee health plan millions of dollars, is a busy consultant now, as states, counties and big businesses try to use her playbook to bring down hospital costs. Marilyn Bartlett might be the closest thing health p...

ET Panache NEWS Powered by The Hard Thing about Hard Things taught 13SQFT CEO that magic happens outside ones comfort zone SECTIONS The Hard Thing about Hard Things taught 13SQFT CEO that magic happens outside ones comfort zoneBy Share Synopsis Alok Bansal shares his favourite lockdown reads and how they have helped him grow amidst the pandemic. Agencies Related The lockdown has brought about a change in everybody’s life. We have all had good or bad exper...