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China’s Hunger Games

How Beijing Turned Its Food Insecurity Into Geopolitical Leverage

By Caitlin Welsh and Brian Hart

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The Path to Development in a Post-Aid World

How Fragile States Can Fortify Themselves

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How to Reindustrialize America

The Case for a Strategic Investment Fund

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The Small Suffer What They Must?

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