Articles & Reports

APR 24, 2008 • Article

China's presence in Africa is often viewed as part of the scramble for resources, but it also opens the door to U.S.-China cooperation ...

APR 23, 2008 • Article

When human rights are violated, policymakers are pressured to do something, and they often turn to trade for leverage. Is this incentive effective?

APR 22, 2008 • Article

With the threat of recession, the emphasis on green in business is shifting from the environment back to dollars.

APR 22, 2008 • Article

Southern New Hampshire University is experimenting with parking lot solar to charge electric cars and feed renewable energy back into the grid.

APR 17, 2008 • Article

As Europe moves to burn cleaner energy, Russia is switching to coal for its domestic market.

APR 10, 2008 • Article

The Internet presents a paradigm shift in the domain of human communication, with special consequences for media and publishing.

APR 10, 2008 • Article

Deforestation accounts for about 20 percent of global warming emissions, making innovative conservation a key factor in any climate strategy.

APR 9, 2008 • Article

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 ...

APR 4, 2008 • Article

From Africa to Southeast Asia, China's economic diplomacy carries risks. A case in point is Cambodia, where many believe that China's projects are harming the ...

APR 4, 2008 • Article

Just as China is using the Olympic Games to improve its image, some companies are using the Games to improve their corporate responsibility profiles.