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Our Recent Features in the Global Print Media

Sovereign Development Funds
By Javier Santiso

According to Javier Santiso, director of the OECD Development Centre, the debate over sovereign wealth funds has failed to address the role developing countries play in these increasingly influential financial instruments.

A version of this article has appeared in the following publications:

IRELAND Innovation
Forthcoming
GERMANY Handelsblatt
Forthcoming
SWITZERLAND Finanz und Wirtschaft
April 9, 2008
CHINA S. China Morning Post
March 29, 2008
U.A.E. Gulf News
March 22, 2008



The Tata Nano and the West's Blindspot
By Ashutosh Sheshabalaya

Ashutosh Sheshabalaya argues thatif outsiders only opened their eyes, they would see Tata's super-small Nano as a tell-tale indication of India's widely overlooked influence and future role in innovation and global manufacturing.

A version of this article has appeared in the following publications:

SOUTH AFRICA Business Report
January 28, 2008
BELGIUM De Tijd
January 23, 2008
UNITED STATES Bloomberg [quote]
January 23, 2008
NETHERLANDS NRC Handelsblad
January 22, 2008
GERMANY Handelsblatt
January 15, 2008



Media Features in English

 

Will Putin be the next victim?
The Toronto Star | December 17, 2006
By Alexei Bayer

The mysterious recent murders of journalist Anna Politkovskaya and ex-KGB colonel Alexander Litvinenko — Putin critics both — have caused many observers to wonder whether Russia is reliving its Soviet past.

How to Carve Up a Quagmire
The Toronto Star | December 10, 2006 | By David Apgar




Media Features in French

 

Irak : la bonne solution, c'est la partition
Le Monde | December 21, 2006 | By David Apgar

N'est-il pas temps de laisser place au pragmatisme, s'agissant de l'avenir de l'ancien pays de Saddam Hussein ? Le moins mauvais des scénarios serait la division en deux Etats, l'un chiite, l'autre sunnite et kurde, ayant accès chacun à la manne pétrolière.

Le leadership inutile de la Grande-Bretagne
Les Echos | December 13, 2006 | By Stephan Richter

Borat — s'est joué de Google
Le Monde | November 23, 2006 | By Evgeny Morozov

Quand les Emirats frappent à la porte d'EADS
Les Echos | November 8, 2006 | By Stephan Richter

La théorie des trois infractions
Les Echos | September 27, 2006 | By Stephan Richter



Media Features in German

 

Warum Chinas Kredite gut für Afrika sind
Handelsblatt | February 30, 2007
By Lex Rieffel

Die kürzliche Afrika-Reise des chinesischen Präsidenten Hu Jintao könnte für die Zukunft des Kontinents von historischer Bedeutung sein. Jedem der von ihm besuchten acht Staaten offerierte Hu großzügige Entwicklungskredite.

Zwei amerikanische Absteiger
Handelsblatt | January 30, 2007 | By Stephan Richter

Amerikanische Autos und Außenpolitik
Die Presse | January 25, 2007 | By Stephan Richter

Drei Gruppen, zwei Staaten
Süddeutsche Zeitung | January 13, 2007 | By David Apgar

"Borat" nutzt YouTube geschickt
Rhein-Zeitung Koblenz | December 1, 2006
By Evgeny Morozov

   



Media Features in Spanish

 

Los malos préstamos son buenos para África
La Prensa, Nicaragua | February 25, 2007
By Lex Rieffel

El fuego contra los planes de China para aumentar la ayuda a África se origina en tres preocupaciones claras. Una es que China está fortaleciendo a regímenes opresivos en países como Sudán y Zimbabwe.

¿Se parecen la política exterior de los Estados Unidos y su industria automotriz?
Diario Hoy, Ecuador | January, 2007 | By Stephan Richter



Media Features in Other Languages

 

Irak üçe degil, ikiye bölünsün
Radikal, Turkey | December 29, 2006
By David Apgar

Irak'in üçe ayrilmasi komsu devletlerle sorun çikarir ve Sünnileri iyice radikallestirir. Ülkenin bir Sii devletiyle, bir Sünni-Kürt devleti arasinda bölünmesiyse, hem Türkiye'nin muhtemel müdahalesinin önüne geçer, hem de Sünnilerin petrol gelirinden yararlanmasini saglar

Nowy Babilon I Sistanistan, Czyli Jak Podzieliæ Irak
Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland | January 25, 2007 | By David Apgar

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