Articles & Reports

DEC 4, 2009 • Article

The question today is not whether to start rationing healthcare. We are already rationing, based in large part on the ability to pay. The question ...

NOV 30, 2009 • Article

Policy Innovations talks with Bernard Salome, managing director of the Millennium Foundation, about raising funds for global health through small donations made when people purchase ...

NOV 25, 2009 • Article

Katie Carns, winner of the Carnegie Council/Semester at Sea Student Competition, reflects on what she learned about other countries--and the U.S.--on her ...

NOV 25, 2009 • Article

Can nation-states, global corporations, and civil society alliances stabilize in a new form of effective global governance?

NOV 17, 2009 • Article

The economic downturn presents China with a historic opportunity to reorient its economy to a more stable and sustainable path, but emerging evidence from the ...

NOV 13, 2009 • Article

The most important accomplishment of President Obama's trip to Japan would be to reassure Prime Minister Hatoyama that the tensions around Marine Corps Air Station ...

NOV 5, 2009 • Article

The sudden downfall of the Communist regimes in 1989 and the opening of the Berlin Wall are sometimes depicted as the inevitable result of a lengthy ...

NOV 5, 2009 • Article

Nearly two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States must confront the reality that Eurasia remains a very Russia-centric region.

NOV 4, 2009 • Article

Social entrepreneur Philip Berber experiments with a new model for development aid by covering overhead costs through his A Glimmer of Hope Foundation so that ...

NOV 3, 2009 • Article

By not being a global leader on climate change over the past decade America has blown a major opportunity to engage in Green Diplomacy -- ...