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The institutions of international cooperation established after World War II are the bête noire of populists and nationalists everywhere. But unless the sources of growing public discontent with the status quo are addressed, such forces will only become stronger, with dire implications for global stability and security.

In this Big Picture, Angel Gurría calls on world leaders to address the areas where multilateralism has not delivered broadly shared benefits. A crucial first step, Mohamed El-Erian argues, is to develop a new economic paradigm to replace the discredited Washington Consensus.