Top Ten Globalist Features of 2008
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January 1, 2009
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The Subprime Crisis and Global Justice Reflections on the U.S. subprime mortgage troubles and the Asian financial crisis of 1997.
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Taking Stock of What’s Right With the U.S. In a time of crisis, what elements of the U.S. economy remain strong?
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Acknowledging China Should the United States and the EU do more to acknowledge China’s efforts on climate change and trade disputes?
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Britain After a Decade of Labor: No Longer Rocking Has Labor, as it claimed it would upon taking office in 1997, succeeded in making Britain a more equal society?
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No Drama Angela Can Chancellor Angela Merkel maintain her “no-drama” approach to handling the Germany economy?
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The 401(k) Generation How is the first generation of 401(k) retirees coping with the market downturn?
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Dangerous Economic Territory Are politicians and voters forgetting the positive economic changes under globalization?
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The Colorblind Generation Is the United States witnessing its first truly colorblind generation?
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Dateline India: A Study in Irony How does an Indian dessert staple reveal the ironies of contemporary Indian society?
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Confessions of a Global Conference-Trotter Can online virtual environments offer a cost-effective alternative for conference attendees around the globe?
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