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The Internet presents a paradigm shift in the domain of human communication, with special consequences for media and publishing.
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David C. Speedie
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04/09/08
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There are two essential truths concerning the current state of the U.S.-Russia relationship: it is bad, as bad as at any time since the Cold War's end; and it is getting worse.
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Jeffrey D. McCausland
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03/06/08
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This monograph examines the development of career civilian leaders for strategic decision making in the national security policy process.
Wenar argues that a trust-and-tariff mechanism could be used against countries that insist on buying resources from the worst regimes. The revenues would go to repressed peoples such as the Sudanese.
Calculations show that oil companies illicitly transport into the U.S. over 600 million barrels of oil each year. This is 12.7 percent of U.S. oil imports--more than one barrel in eight.
Customary practices left over from the era of absolute state sovereignty still give property rights to whoever can exert coercive control over a population. This might-makes-right rule contradicts the movement toward citizen ownership of natural resources.
Because of a major flaw in the international trade system, consumers in rich countries unknowingly buy stolen goods every day. The raw materials used to make these goods are taken from the poorest people in the world, by stealth and by force.
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Neta C. Crawford,
Catherine Lutz,
Robert Jay Lifton,
Judith L. Herman,
Howard Zinn
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01/22/08
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While overall violence declined in Iraq in the last few months, civilian deaths at U.S. hands in both Iraq and Afghanistan were up approximately 70 percent in 2007 compared to 2006.
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Martin Luther King
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01/17/08
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Dr. King gave this speech just a few months before his assassination and it is
his last thorough evaluation of the movement. Still sadly relevant, he discusses
U.S. racism, injustice, and militarism, and despite all, reaffirms his
committment to non-violence.
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Joshua Kurlantzick,
Devin T. Stewart
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11/27/07
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China has greatly stepped up its diplomatic, trade, and aid efforts in Southeast Asia, write Josh Kurlantzick and Devin Stewart. But it still has a lot of hurdles to overcome before it can claim to be a trusted regional leader.
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Matthew Taylor,
Matt Prescott,
Christopher Kelly,
Nikhil Chandavarkar,
Mark Fulton
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11/13/07
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This rapporteur's summary from the third Workshop for Ethics in Business features discussion of the social aspiration gap, personal carbon trading, building megacommunities to solve collective problems, fair negotiating with developing countries, and a carbon price for the financial sector.
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Jeffrey D. McCausland
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11/11/07
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Is the "surge" working? McCausland analyzes its results in four different areas of Iraqi life: political, military, diplomatic, and economic. He goes on to discuss the way forward, which seems to be a choice between several bad alternatives.
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Jeffrey D. McCausland
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10/03/07
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Not all the news from Iraq is bad. Three years ago, Soham lost both her legs in a terrorist attack. American soldiers fly her to a U.S. army hospital for treatment and vow to see her walk one day.
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Steve A. Rochlin,
Alice Eldridge,
Katy Choo,
Brian Levy
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09/24/07
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This is a rapporteur's summary from Global Policy Innovations' second Workshop for Ethics and Business. The speakers include representatives from AccountAbility, GE, Lockheed Martin, and the World Bank.
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Robin J. Thompson,
Joel H. Rosenthal,
Devin T. Stewart
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08/09/07
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Thompson argues that we have reached a tipping point on climate change. Consumers are showing their concern over this issue, and some government officials have taken notice. What are the most effective next steps for individuals and for governments?
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