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U.S. president Obama on "The Way Ahead" in October 2016 after 2 terms in office

10/12/2016

The first term of president Obama was taken up mostly in meeting the 2008 financial crisis. Much remains to be done says president Obama after his second term, as the economic recovery needs to be brought home to all Americans, job opportunities improved, growing inequality addressed, productivity increased. He says many foreign leaders ask him about the the populist trends and sentiment for protectionism growing in the U.S. and he has given a lot of thought to this. He summarizes his ideas in an Essay in The Economist magazine of Oct 8-14th 2016.

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The way ahead

The Economist 10/08/2016

The Republicans and Democrats failed blue-collar America. The left behind are now having their say | Thomas Frank

The Guardian 11/06/2016

‘American Democracy Is Bigger Than Any One Person,’ Obama Says

The New York Times 11/16/2016

The White House’s claim that 800,000 manufacturing jobs were added during Obama’s presidency

Washington Post 12/09/2016

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Advice for Living

10/03/2016

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Advice for Living

The New York Times 10/01/2016

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is making her opera debut

Washington Post 10/21/2016

Is the Olympic model broken- is there a better way?

08/24/2016

Montreal Olympics took a long time to pay off- developed countries have problems too. Athens is an example of a country that suffered badly just following the Olympics, with poor management of public finances, and Greece is a mid tier European economy. It is not about discriminating against developing countries, because developing countries can if they look to show off match their public transportation systems with brand new subways and bullet trains to match those in China, which would get approval from the broad public. For example it would make no sense for India to build $12 billion of Olympic stadiums and related infrastructure, when it could first match China's transportation infrastructure, road building and subway/bullet train building, as well as invest in athletic facilities for every high school in the country. The politicians are sure to be reelected that way, the country get pride in its transportation system, and instead of 4 medals in all India could match Britain and the U.S. in having invested in the same way in sports programs in its high schools and colleges. What is better than that?

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Rio Games Highlight Problems With the Olympic Model

The New York Times 08/23/2016

6 cities that rejected the Olympics | DW | 14.11.2018

DW.COM 11/14/2018

Zeit Online Von Mark Schieritz's 3 Part series on Capitalism, Globalization, and discontent in global society

08/17/2016

The appeal of populist politicians using racist slogans and divisive rhetoric to appeal to those left behind by the capitalism, tech changes, trade and globalization of the last 2 decades, has created a new danger to the prosperity and peace achieved in the 4 decades after World War II. Schieritz shows how this needs to be addressed and the changes already taking place.

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Globalization: Capitalism Should Be Nicer | ZEIT ONLINE

ZEIT ONLINE 07/29/2016

Big government is the new West Coast craze

Washington Post 11/06/2016

Populism, Far From Turned Back, May Be Just Getting Started

The New York Times 04/25/2017


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