Bronwen Maddox

Prospect magazine

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Editor of Prospect, a monthly news magazine in London; Economics columnist, and former London Chief Foreign Commentator, for The Times of London and author of In Defense of America

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Europe's debt crisis is causing financial ripples all over the world, and elected leaders are trying to prevent a tidal wave.

European and US Economies at the Tipping Point?

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from Which Way, L.A.?

It's not just Greece any more but larger countries facing an economic crisis. If they can't pay their debts, the big fear is collapse of a major financial institution.

Economics and Politics in the Euro Zone

It's not just Greece any more but larger countries facing an economic crisis. If they can't pay their debts, the big fear is collapse of a major financial institution.

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Americans are about to celebrate the Fourth of July at a time when America's international reputation has been in decline.

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Americans are about to celebrate the Fourth of July at a time when America's international reputation has been in decline.

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