The Return of Good Policies for Bad Reasons: Populism and Industrial Policy
In a world where people are disillusioned by the status quo, can industrial policy present alternatives that re-empower governments to mold and direct their economies? By Amanda Janoo. (...
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The Demise of NAFTA – Canada’s Silver Lining
What's the fallout in Canada from recent NAFTA rumblings from President Trump? By Dr. Bruce Mabley. (05/04/2017)
Paging Gov. Beasley: Will the World Food Program face a famine or flourish under American budget cut
The WFP needs to flourish in these trying times to control world hunger and thirst. New Executive Director Gov. David Beasley needs to do just that. By M. Patel. (03/29/2017)
Let’s shatter the glass ceiling for women in global banking
On this International Women’s Day, we can start to begin the end of male dominance of MDBs: let’s shatter the glass ceiling for women in global MBD banking. By M. Patel. (03/08/2017)
Better Yielding, Better Living: Sustainable Agricultural Productivity in the 2030 agenda
Food production must be doubled to feed a global population of nine billion by 2050. Author presents efforts needed to meet that goal. By Mumukshu Patel. (10/07/2015)
Some Applications of Non Equilibrium Thermodynamics Thinking to Current Geopolitical Issues
In recent decades, there has been a development of several related concepts, some under the category of thermodynamics, which may be applied, to some degree, to the current geopolitical scene. ...
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The Future of Turkey after the Last Elections: the Kurdish question and the economic outlook
Where does Turkey stand after its last parliamentary elections? By Diego Del Priore. (moderndiplomacy.eu, 07/29/2015)
As the APEC meeting approaches, Japan has backed off its stance on the Senkaku-Diaoyu dispute. By Mikala Sorenson. (Global Risk Insights,11/12/2014)Read More...
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Will outside conflict hurt Poland’s economic growth?
Analysis of the effect of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the Polish economy. By Brian Daigle (10/22/2014, Read More...
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The Northern Sea Route: Passage to a Sea of Opportunities
What are the advantages and challenges of a Northern Sea Route? Plenty, says author. By Ajay Anil Cherian .(10/13/2014)
Europe – the letzte Mensch or Übermensch, the new Byzantium or declining Rome
The recently released IMF’s World Economic Outlook brings discouraging news for many. What does it mean the Europe? By Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic. (10/10/2014)
The French pivot to ASEAN could be the start of a grand interregional enterprise that leads the EU. By Jamil Maidan Flores. (09/12/2013)
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The Rise of BRIC: Too Soon to Make Assumptions
Do the BRIC countries still present a global power shift? Will they? By Zachary K. Ochoa. (07/13/2013)
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How to Deal with the Chinese Exchange Rate
How should the U.S. effectively deal with the Chinese exchange rate? By Dr. David A. Phillips. (08/13/2012)
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Slow Float to China
Authors analyze the issues surrounding the Chinese exchange rate. (06/22/2012)
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America’s Hammering China’s Renminbi Makes Little Sense
Author argues that China’s surpluses are not driving America’s deficits and presents misperceptions about exchange rates and China's growth. By Yukon Huang. (06/18/2012)
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Turkish Delight: Commercial Opportunities in Turkey’s Growing Economy
The world's fastest growing economy: Turkey? Author examines Turkey's economic growth. By Ryan Barnes. (09/03/2011)
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The Missing Sound Economic and Political Fundamentals of the Debt Ceiling Deal
Author provides analysis of the US debt ceiling deal. By David A. Hollingsworth.
Are 'Systemically Important' Institutions Too Big To Fail?
Authors argue institutionalizing TARP won't make financial firms more secure. By George Pieler and Jens F. Laurson. (first published in Forbes, 05/25/2011)
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