Tag Archives: United States

Inequality: Obama Era’s Defining Feature?

Evidence that America isn’t working well for its people.

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Beyond NSA Spying: The Transatlantic Culture Gap

The Guardian op-ed by Stephan Richter and Jan Philipp Albrecht: What can be done to deter U.S. spying in Europe?

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My First Day as Chairwoman of The Fed

An imaginary journey through Janet Yellen’s mind.

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The United States as a Failing State? A Perspective From 2013

A country’s success or failure must be measured against its inherent potential.

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Global Food Security: 10 Challenges

World Food Day reminds us of the fragility of food security in the 21st century.

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American Anger and the Tea Party

A member of Britain’s House of Lords explores the sources of Tea Party anger.

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The Cruz Missile

Is Canada responsible for Congressional Republicans driving the world economy to the edge of the abyss?

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The West’s Day of Fiscal Reckoning

The first step is to acknowledge the facts of the global fiscal condition.

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Israel’s Rommel and Vietnam’s Napoleon

What can the lives and victories of top generals of Israel and Vietnam teach the U.S. Army?

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The Need for U.S. Constitutional Reform

A country that preaches modernization to other nations does anything but that at home.

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