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The IMF, Greece and the End of Euro-Chauvinism By Alfred Steinherr and Stephan Richter
		In dealing with the Greek debt crisis, the worst outcome has been avoided. Bringing in the IMF is a positive development, but the intra-European decision-making process used to come up with a proper response is a clear sign of European dysfunction — but one which may ultimately hold the promise of a solid outcome.

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Emerging Markets: The End of an Artificial Category? By Javier Santiso
		The crisis of 2008 changed the way investors look at emerging markets. Earlier considered to be volatile, these regions are now powering global economic growth — while the developed countries are barely plugging through in the aftermath of the crisis. Javier Santiso discusses whether this will bring about a change in economic terminology.

•	Systemic Failure: Lessons from the World of Trade for the World of Finance By Michael Gadbaw

•	Max Weber: A Modern-Day Globalization Guru? (Part V) By Max Stackhouse

•	Religion as a Globalizing Force (Part IV) By Max Stackhouse

•	When Corporations Get Religion (Part III) By Max Stackhouse

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Middle East Peace: God Has Already Spoken By Alon Ben-Meir
		As direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians get underway, it will be critical that the talks address the religious dimension of the conflict. As Alon Ben-Meir argues, this has been given only scant attention thus far, despite the fact that it has, and will continue to have, a tremendous impact on the ultimate outcome of the negotiations.

•	Afghanistan’s Arc of Modernization By Paul Fishstein

•	Dateline South Africa: A Rational Approach to Responsible Media By Ayesha Kajee

•	South Africa Post-World Cup: All’s Well — or Hello Orwell? By Ayesha Kajee

•	Toward a New Economic Order? By Jagadeesh Gokhale

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The Two Faces of Islam By The Globalist
		Much of the debate in the West about Islam views the religion as a monolith. Former Indonesian president Abdurrahman Wahid, who died on December 30, 2009, could not have disagreed more. In his view, there are two very different forms of Islam — one Wahhabi-inspired and the other humanitarian. In this Globalist Retrospective, we present his list of the key attributes of both sides of Islam.

•	The Globalist Exclusive: How Iran Dropped Off the Global Pollution Map By The Globalist

•	The Friedman Test: Name That Country By The Globalist

•	Women as Top Politicians By The Globalist

•	Top Ten Headlines of 2006 By The Globalist

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