America and Britain face different racial problems but both need to exchange sloganeering for substance
The latest coronavirus is different from past ones, so requires a different response
New incentives and stiff penalties can reduce needless police killings
Programmes to support black communities reduce crime; less policing increases it
The police beat my father. They beat me. Then I became mayor
The pandemic is accelerating a shift towards people-less companies that will eventually characterise business everywhere
America is reforming all areas of policing but needs better data to do it well
Suspending elections amid the pandemic could erode democracy unless proper laws are in place
Crises are inevitable—but society can act beforehand to limit their destructiveness
A change is under way in the respect for scientists, dissemination of research and forms of collaboration
A legacy of the coronavirus may be more work satisfaction, more ethical leadership and a deeper sense of trust
A pandemic is akin to a war. Countries can recover surprisingly fast with the right policies, but the poorest will need help
