Articles & Reports

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 -- ...

OCT 26, 2009 • Article

"He that hunts two hares will catch neither," runs an old proverb. In the current unruly security environment, with challenges aplenty for the Obama administration, ...

OCT 23, 2009 • Article

Current U.S. policy amounts to fighting the slump by trying to return to business as usual even though it is recognized that U.S. ...

OCT 23, 2009 • Article

What can it tell us about our system of business ethics when two pranksters emulate corporations acting at their worst and best?

OCT 22, 2009 • Article

Two-thirds of beauty salons have recently instituted green and sustainable practices to protect staff health, but in an industry attractive to immigrants there is a ...

OCT 20, 2009 • Article

An economic restructuring based on a full understanding of the role of economic rent is needed for a new economic framework beyond both the old ...

OCT 19, 2009 • Article

The financial crisis has demonstrated that if we are going to act responsibly and make sound economic decisions from inside the capitalist framework, we need ...