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American economist (born 1954)
Jeffrey Sachs’s international work has generated intense debate: critics charge that his rapid, top‑down economic prescriptions and high‑profile interventionist projects produced harmful dependence, s...
Jeffrey Sachs attracts criticism on two broad fronts: critics argue his international-relations prescriptions over-simplify complex geopolitical drivers and lean toward politically charged narratives,...
Jeffrey Sachs has been widely criticized for his public statements on Russia and his appearances on media viewed as sympathetic to the Kremlin, but the records supplied in this analysis contain . Mult...
Jeffrey Sachs’ public statements and policy prescriptions are portrayed in the supplied analyses as both sympathetic to diplomatic engagement with Russia and sharply critical of US foreign-policy domi...
Available reporting shows Jeffrey Sachs has spoken to Russian outlets, been invited by Russian authorities to speak at international forums, and traveled to Russia for conferences; explicit, reliably ...
Available reporting and biographical sources document Jeffrey Sachs’s advisory work in Russia in the 1990s and his recent public engagement with Russian institutions and media, but the materials provi...
Available reporting shows Jeffrey Sachs has publicly engaged with Russian officials and Russian-hosted forums—he spoke at the UN Security Council at Russia’s invitation in 2023 and has participated in...
Jeffrey Sachs has led and helped coordinate several high-profile international collaborations aimed at poverty reduction and sustainable development, most notably the Millennium Villages Project and t...
Nina Munk spent six years reporting on Jeffrey Sachs’s Millennium Villages Project and distilled her reporting into the book The Idealist, which chronicles early optimism, on-the-ground implementation...
Jeffrey D. Sachs is an American economist, Columbia University professor, bestselling author, and longtime United Nations advisor known for shaping modern development policy and advocating ambitious, ...
Available sources show Jeffrey Sachs has repeatedly said he advised Russian leaders and teams in the early 1990s — specifically that he advised President Boris Yeltsin’s economic team from 1991–1993 —...
Jeffrey Sachs has engaged repeatedly with Russian audiences and institutions — through speeches, writings sympathetic to Russian positions, appearances invited by Russian authorities, and participatio...
Jeffrey Sachs places , arguing that global security and prosperity require shifting from unilateral military dominance toward cooperative multilateral action grounded in the UN Sustainable Development...
Jeffrey Sachs is portrayed in the supplied materials as a scholar who prioritizes rather than traditional state‑centric power politics; several entries explicitly state his focus on sustainable develo...
Jeffrey Sachs responds to criticisms of his international-relations approach by stressing the primacy of coordinated global action on climate, development, and institutional reform, and by portraying ...
Jeffrey Sachs' approach to international relations centers on , an emphasis on climate action and global public goods, and institutional reform to grant emerging powers a larger role in global finance...