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Little Giants By Bernard Wasow
		Now that the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games have come to a close, it seems to be time to foresake global unity and choose a winning country. However, there are many different ways to do so. The Globalist Research Center's Bernard Wasow takes a closer look at the real winner of these games.

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On the Politics of Financial Meltdowns, Part II By Raj M. Desai
		What can be learned from financial crises that have damaged emerging markets? What are the effects of these crises on public support for market openness? In Part II of his Globalist Paper, Raj Desai examines the features of governments that make financial recovery more likely.

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		The June 2007 G-8 summit in Germany was not expected to make much of a splash. However, President Bush surprised the world by proposing a conference of the world’s 15 largest greenhouse gas emitters — which amazingly offers Iran a route to get back to the global negotiating table.

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