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  • Arab oil money: Empowering Women
    October 24, 2011

    Empowered by education, the internet and a $40 billion nest-egg, a new generation of Arab women is forging its own path to...

  • What kind of recession is this?
    September 22, 2011

    Not since the Great Depression has the world economy seen such a perfect storm of failed policies, rising unemployment and...

  • There is no Chinese wall around the economy
    September 22, 2011

    No country is immune to the global debt crisis. Even China’s double-digit growth is in doubt as the world economy switches from...

  • What's behind the UK riots?
    September 22, 2011

    With less than a year to go before the London Olympics, the August riots in Great Britain raised concerns over their impact on...

  • Can the economic crisis encourage European unity?
    September 22, 2011

    When Jean Monnet said the European Union would be drawn together in moments of crisis, he was most likely thinking of martial...

  • Bridging the gulf
    September 21, 2011

    GCC nations have attempted to modernise and standardise their legal frameworks in the past 30 years to encourage foreign...

  • Handing out some radical Asian philanthropy
    September 21, 2011

    Wealthy Asian dynasties are redefining the way they share their gains with the communities that helped them prosper. A new...

  • Market moves: Not what you learned in B-School
    September 21, 2011

    Worried about your stocks portfolio? Amid today’s wild market gyrations, it can be hard to get a grip on what, exactly, causes...

  • The crisis you can’t see: New rescue package needed
    August 23, 2011

    At the core of the current global crises – be it the U.S., the Middle East or the EU - is the sudden and rapid erosion of...

  • Fanning the financial crisis: Has regulation gone wrong?
    August 23, 2011

    Far from being the classic “risk management tool”, government bonds today are beginning to look like toxic assets. And bailing...

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    The End of Globalisation?

    Corroborating Data from the Economist - More than 2 years later, matching reporting by the Economist: https...

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    Should Central Banks Start Issuing Cyber-Cash?

    Know your teacher - nice post

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  • Jonathan Story, 17.11.2018 at 06.44 pm
    The Return of Realpolitik and the Rise of Populism

    Remorse - Thanks for the comment. In the nineteenth century, progressives were hung-ho for national...

  • ivan.somlai@INSEAD.edu, 16.11.2018 at 03.03 am
    The Return of Realpolitik and the Rise of Populism

    Director - Good summary of the issues. I had written some years ago--July 3, 2016 the following (not sure...

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