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The old definition of “intelligence” is obsolete
We’re hiring. Not incrementally, and certainly not slowly, but at a pace that forces uncomfortable questions about scale, capability, and judgment. Across the Maxwell...
Lower Inflation does not mean Lower Prices
In Ghana today, a quiet but important economic shift is taking place. After a period of intense price increases, inflation has been declining.
According to...
We’re not competing in a free market. We never were.
We like to believe that markets run the world. We like to believe that capital flows according to logic. That innovation determines winners. That...
The Uneven Roads of Entrepreneurship.
In every generation of entrepreneurs, there's a story we often tell ourselves. We believe that success goes to the person who works the hardest...
The constructivist insight that our international system is a social construct.
International politics often appears governed by indisputable laws. States pursue power, mistrust rivals, and compete for survival in a world without a central authority....
