Articles & Reports

FEB 21, 2007 • Article

More than any other countries, China and the U.S. hold the key to whether humanity can put the brakes on its greenhouse gas emissions ...

FEB 20, 2007 • Article

The authors Stefan Halper and Jonathan Clarke offer many persuasive and valuable arguments against reductive thinking in foreign policy.

FEB 16, 2007 • Article

As a general rule, it pays to be skeptical of someone looking to sell something they can't possibly own. The human genetic code would appear ...

FEB 12, 2007 • Article

The cultural and creative industries are areas in which many developing countries enjoy some comparative advantage. The rise of the digital economy and the increasing ...

FEB 6, 2007 • Article

This story reminds us that a community like Wikipedia's editors is vulnerable to manipulation by commercial interests—and that information is power.

FEB 5, 2007 • Article

If you could peek inside their corporate playbooks, you would find that most sports franchises are searching for ways to globalize their brands.

FEB 2, 2007 • Article

Directly or indirectly, saving more time means spending more money, and spending more money means more time making it. Yet, from devastating the U.S. ...

FEB 2, 2007 • Article

Germany should not impose labor market restrictions on new EU members Bulgaria and Romania, argues Christian Drenth. Given its physical and economic centrality on the ...