Articles & Reports

MAR 27, 2008 • Article

The East African Submarine Cable System promises to bring Internet connectivity to millions of people, but old-fashioned radio is still a practical choice for local ...

MAR 25, 2008 • Article

Instead of being price takers in an unstable power market, customers can use renewable energy hedges to transform their purchases into a tool for sustainability.

MAR 19, 2008 • Article

Former UN official Michael Doyle thinks it's unfair to scapegoat globalization for the world's problems, but the world needs to tackle health, fair trade, and ...

MAR 18, 2008 • Article

A growing movement is using the Internet to expose government problems and protect rights and privacy.

MAR 12, 2008 • Article

Rich countries have taken frequent advantage of the broad definition of dumping to impose antidumping duties.

MAR 12, 2008 • Article

Prosperity has the potential to strengthen democracies and enhance security, but only in a global atmosphere of nonaggression.

MAR 12, 2008 • Article

The "national basic income" concept is energizing a growing number of political theorists and leaders. However, the "one-country-at-a-time" approach has a regrettable tendency to sideline ...

MAR 12, 2008 • Article

Despite oil's tortured history, it must not be summarily dismissed as a cause of turmoil in Africa.

MAR 11, 2008 • Article

The Global Links Initiative amplifies the new trend of social entrepreneurship in China through its multi-country network.

MAR 6, 2008 • Article

This monograph examines the development of career civilian leaders for strategic decision making in the national security policy process.