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LONDON — The Washington Consensus is on its way out. In a report released this week, the G-7 Economic Resilience Panel (where I represent Italy) demands a radically different relationship between the public and private sectors to create a sustainable, equitable, and resilient economy. When G-20 leaders gather on October 30-31 to discuss how to “overcome the great challenges of
Of the editorial board and financial times. also, author of the book "how anthropology can explain business and life." so great to see you, jillian. look, we know this wealth gap exists. the -- i guess, the question is do leaders at the g7 see this tale of two economic realities, as a priority? >> i think they do. and here's what's fascinating. the g7 is a gigantic, ceremonial/ritual/fest. and you might say, well, ritual, who cares? it's all empty, it doesn't correspond to real life. but as an anthropologist, one of the arguments in "anthro-vision" is rituals matter because they represent an i...
Trade and globalisation for self—sake to something that a number of us hope will be considered a cornwall consensus. which is really about governments cooperating to solve real problems for real people. i think it would be in prime ministerjohnson's interest for a cornwall consensus and i can guarantee you it is in america's interest to really have this kind of pro—public health joint efforts to fight against climate change approach. i hope we see that. we have climate change and the commitment of vaccines and distributing vaccines for reasons of enlightened self interest, not only is a mo...
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