Outlook Turning Points Special - Turning Points 2016

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TURNING POINTS: THE GLOBAL AGENDA 2016 ,THE
AMERICAN
CENTURY ,The rise of the United States began
in 1916. A hundred years on, as new
powers emerge and a fresh global
economic downturn looms, will
its golden run continue? ,Adam TOOZE
Alan ROUSSO
Benny TAI
Bernard PORTER
Bret Easton ELLIS
Ed HUSSAIN
Eric SCHMIDT
Eric Xi LI
Jeremy LANGMEAD
Ji SHISAN
Johanna BASFORD
Harold JAMES
Karl LAGERFELD
Kishore MAHBUBANI
Mary NOLAN
Mikhail PROKHOROV
Nirupama RAO
Okey NDIBE
Paul KRUGMAN
Paula DOBRIANSKY
Phil KLAY
Roger COHEN
Roger MELLO
Sergei GURIEV
Yanis VAROUFAKIS

Outlook Turning Points Special Magazine Description:

Outlook Turning Points: Global Agenda 2013 is brought to you by Outlook Magazine in association with The New York Times. This collector’s issue offers a perspective that informs the future by taking a look at the recent past.. An agenda-setting collection of opinion essays, editorial features, international cartoons, photographs and illustrations by internationally recognized business, political and cultural leaders. &nb sp;
Feature Essays by: &n bsp;
• Niall Ferguson, British author, journalist and historian: TURNING POINT Changing world leadership.
• Suzy Menkes, Fashion editor and critic for the International Herald Tribune: TURNING POINT Rise of global fashion retailers.
• Liu Zhenyun, One of China's best-known novelists - TURNING POINT China becomes the world’s fastest-growing movie market.
• Cardinal Jaime Ortega, The archbishop of Havana - TURNING POINT First visit of a pope to Cuba in 14 years.
• José Antonio Ocampo, A professor at Columbia University and an adviser to various international organizations : TURNING POINT A new class of ‘have-nots’.
• Aman Ali, American Muslim storyteller, commentator, standup comedian and traveler: TURNING POINT Most children born in the U.S. today are members of a minority group.
• Roger Cohen, Columnist for The New York Times and the International Herald Tribune: TURNING POINT Prognosis 2013: Thoughts on what’s ahead in 2013.