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Joined February 2009

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    Learn about the past. Understand the present. Predict the future.

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  2. When groups feel threatened, they retreat into tribalism.

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  3. Personal chilliness between Trump and Trudeau may undermine the substance of the U.S.-Canada relationship.

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  4. The AKP and Erdogan remain Turkey’s most powerful and popular political force, but signs of decay are obvious.

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  5. India under Modi has taken up the fight against corruption.

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  6. Blindness to the power of tribalism affects not only how Americans see the rest of the world but also how they understand their own society.

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  7. Today in the United States, the top one percent of households earn around 20 percent of the nation’s income, a dramatic change from the middle of the twentieth century, when income was spread more evenly.

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  8. Although Erdogan and the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) remain the heavy favorites to win on Sunday, they are more vulnerable now than they ever have been.

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  9. In recent years, tribalism has begun to tear at the fabric of liberal democracies in the developed world, and even at the postwar liberal international order.

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  10. We will make better policy when we think more pragmatically and less fearfully about what a migration crisis is.

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  11. As inequality has increased, the country has witnessed a fraying of communities and institutions and deepening divisions along socioeconomic lines.

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  12. In many places, the identities that matter most—the ones people will lay down their lives for—are not national but ethnic, regional, religious, sectarian, or clan-based.

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  13. If secessionists conclude that abiding by the rules generates few rewards, the consequences could be ugly.

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  14. The United States’ leaving NAFTA would constitute a frontal attack on the two countries’ shared commitment to free trade—one of their alliance’s foundational principles, along with collective security, multilateralism, democracy, and the free market.

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  15. After years of Erdogan and the AKP hardening their stance toward both Turkish and Syrian Kurds, their fates may, ironically, lie in Kurdish hands.

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  16. Germany reaps tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars in lifetime added-value from each Syrian that is successfully integrated into its labor force, an incredible bargain for the one-off $14,000 per person resettlement cost.

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  17. From the Mediterranean coast of northern Spain to the island states of the South Pacific, secessionism is on the rise.

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  18. The power of tribalism rarely factors into high-level discussions of politics and international affairs, especially in the United States.

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  19. What makes Trump different from past presidents, Canadians fear, is that his distaste for the prime minister is not just personal.

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  20. Sunday's election in Turkey may be the last chance to defeat Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the country’s strongman president, and prevent a total collapse of Turkish governing institutions.

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  21. In the winner-take-all economy of the contemporary United States, the gap between the top and the bottom has grown so large that it undermines any reasonable notion of equal opportunity.

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