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Tag Archives: Japan
A Brief History of Cheap Labor
How was cheap labor key to turning Britain, Germany and the United States into industrial powers?
Greed or Fear: What Drives the U.S. Corporate World?
How were corporate managers gripped by fear long before, and wholly independent of, 9/11?
The Global Governance Deficit: The Theater of the Absurd
What will it take to stop 21st century global governance from being a “theater of the absurd”?
Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the Atlantic Charter
Why does the new global era demand a new global charter?
Addressing the Root Cause of Europe’s Debt Woes
Why will a short-term debt relief plan for Europe lack credibility?
Air Conditioning: A Form of Gender Discrimination?
How might environmentalists try to hang their hats on ending gender discrimination?
How Groupon and LivingSocial Celebrate Deflation in America
Why do social buying websites owe much to the Japanese practice of deflation?
President Obama, Call the Republicans’ Bluff
Why would slashing government spending be more dangerous than a short-term failure to raise the debt ceiling?
Tackling Iraq or Abandoning Nuclear Energy? U.S. and German Adventurism Compared
Germany is abandoning nuclear energy. What can the world learn from this type of “adventurism”?
Stephan Richter discusses Brexit on Germany's ARD-Presseclub (April 14, 2019)
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