At Davos, Joseph E. Stiglitz pointed out how incongruent Trump's policies are towards the current state of the economy, and pointed to a need to invite foreigners and their businesses to the United States.

Although Republicans seem to be pushing more innovative policies under the idea of a climate strategy, Noah Kaufman writes in The Hill that innovation does not mean combating climate change. "The US needs policies aimed at producing a carbon-neutral economy."

A discussion with former national security adviser Stephen Hadley highlighted the concluding reception.

Professor Shang-Jin Wei points to three major reasons why China will not experience a slow-down, including the rise of e-commerce, in the aftermath of Coronavirus outbreak.

 “Davos turned into a climate-change conference this year,” said Jason Bordoff, but the gap between ambition and concrete action remains glaring. 

We can and must accomplish both economic growth and environmental protection writes Steven Cohen. 

Jason Bordoff discusses the global climate change debate with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua and Tom Keene at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.

Addressing bottlenecks in the development and financing of sustainable infrastructure can transform a critical sector, step up the fight against climate change writes Christian Deseglise.

Pangestu is an adjunct senior research scholar at SIPA who served as George Ball Adjunct Professor in fall 2015.