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Why Derivatives Market Reform Means So Much
By Robert A. Johnson

  Take it from an insider — a former top hedge fund manager and old friend. The reform of over-the-counter (OTC) unregulated derivatives is no arcane matter. In fact, argues Robert Johnson, it is pivotal to the future of global financial stability.


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Astonishing Transatlantic Cultural Comparisons
By Peter Baldwin

  For all the transatlantic divergences on the economy, social policy and the environment, many people believe that the most fundamental differences between the United States and Europe can be found over values. Peter Baldwin explores this argument in the fourth installment from "The Narcissism of Minor Differences."

When Emerging Markets Lead the Way (Part VII)
By Marcel Fortuna Biato
Going Global or Going Democratic? (Part VI)
By Marcel Fortuna Biato
The Rocky Road to Latin America’s Integration (Part V)
By Marcel Fortuna Biato
Brazil as a Role Model for Latin America (Part IV)
By Marcel Fortuna Biato
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Women and Entrepreneurship (Part I)
By Ronnie L. Goldberg

  While at least half the brainpower on earth belongs to women, women remain perhaps the world’s most underutilized resource. As Ronnie Goldberg argues, not only is equal opportunity in the area of entrepreneurship not a reality — its absence is a drag on growth, development and poverty alleviation.

Obama’s U.S. Trade Goals in a Global Context
By Stefan Tangermann
Is Population Growth a Ponzi Scheme?
By Joseph Chamie
From Vancouver to Sochi
By Alina Inayeh
Sudan’s National Elections: A Crisis of Credibility
By Dalia Haj-Omar
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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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