Articles & Reports

SEP 24, 2008 • Article

While the world's attention is focused on wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Georgia, a little-observed positive trend is taking place on the other side of ...

SEP 23, 2008 • Article

Recent developments in the case law of Mexico and the United States suggest that labor standards between these trading partners may actually be converging.

SEP 19, 2008 • Article

The worldwide popularity of yoga proves that globalization is flowing in every direction, and has been for a while.

SEP 12, 2008 • Article

Government and NGO efforts have helped to rehabilitate East Timor's martial arts youth gangs in the wake of election violence and the 2006 riots.

SEP 10, 2008 • Article

Improved communication and translation between people will deprive nation-states of their raison d'etre.

SEP 9, 2008 • Article

Developing a fair system for sharing Iraqi oil revenues will ensure that no one can aspire to be the next Saddam Hussein.

SEP 5, 2008 • Article

Policymakers have two main concerns when it comes to ethanol: the effect of demand on food prices, and the environmental benefits. While families were sharing ...

AUG 29, 2008 • Article

The nation-state is an anachronistic myth which should be shed once and for all, declares Devin Stewart. Gvosdev and Andelman disagree.

AUG 28, 2008 • Article

At last, the young girls who are worshiped as living goddesses in Nepal are now awarded basic human rights by the state.

AUG 28, 2008 • Article

Seeing the Olympics as a watershed event, Japanese commentators have speculated about a "post-Olympic" China, and their prognoses are generally darker than the more optimistic ...