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• At the Guardian, The Meddlers author Jamie Martin considered whether, as the world faces the worst debt crisis in decades, the historically overbearing International Monetary Fund can still fulfill its mission as a global lender of last resort.
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• November 14–18 is University Press Week! At the New York Times, read how University Presses are keeping American literature alive.
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