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Innovation Suffers When Governments Can Alter Their Contracts

Michele Fioretti
In new research, Michele Fioretti and Alessandro Iaria discuss how a landmark Norwegian court ruling shows how constitutional constraints on the government’s ability to retroactively change contracts can encourage private innovation and reshape entire industries.

The Political Economy of Populism in the United Kingdom

James Wood
James Wood explores the sources of populism in the United Kingdom, its recent developments, and what this means for the country’s 2024 general election.

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