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What would it take to have a sustainable world by the year 2100? In their research, philosopher Karim Jebari, and Emma Engström, PhD in technology, have analyzed a large set of potentially disruptive

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Bo Rothstein: Why No Economic Democracy in Sweden: A Counterfactual Approach

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