Is the Obama Administration saving General Motors or is it saving auto industry jobs in the US? Is it saving GM as an American brand or GM as an American manufacturer?
Can we really run the risk of becoming a culturally bankrupt nation because we have not inserted a curriculum into our educational institutions that will teach and nurture creativity in our children?
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I don't think we'll ever teach Afghan warlords to like democracy and grow cotton instead of poppies.
Meg Whitman's real expertise is in globalization. Which is the nice way of saying Asian sweatshops. I'm not saying everything Whitman touches turns to slave labor, I'm just not saying it doesn't.
The current economic climate presents a real danger to international stability and, ultimately, to U.S. national security. The time is right for a renewed commitment to trade.
The contemporary idea of the "global economy" is based on a misapplied analogy to the historical development of national economies.
If we are unaware of the deliberate grasping and transforming of reality that Obama is exercising through the world's media, we will be constantly led by the images of Barack and Michelle "being the change."
I am willing to bet that the group of 20 leaders will very likely fail in their aim of stabilizing the global economy.
The current concept of the "illegal" person has its roots in the Black Codes, used to define who could be enslaved and who couldn't.
Rio -- Brazil's president Luiz Inacio "Lula" da Silva got free coffee from President Obama at the White House Saturday. But back home he'll pay $20 f...
The government, like households, must hunker down, stop spending where it can, and plug the hole of offshoring jobs in the ship of state.
The period of Thatcherite deregulation is over. The state is back. We will need active industrial policy and planning, in respect to economic institutions but for climate change and energy policy as well.
An open world is the best remedy against terrorism. Bush talked a lot about the universal idea of human freedom. I think he was right in that language, but his policies encouraged the opposite.
Kenya must tackle the roots of its election chaos. These include poverty, tribalism, and the failure of the country to live up to the vision of its first president, Jomo Kenyatta.
Since the launch of Sputnik in 1957, schools have been the scapegoat of choice for any social crisis, real or imagined.
Bottom up approaches work because they do something different than usual, or because they support bottom up community, cooperation, sharing and community.
One by one the great and good of the land have stepped forward to pronounce on the wave of strikes over foreign workers and to condemn them. "Xenophob...
We have offshored our ability to defend the country. To confront globalization and its threat to our economy, President Obama will have to go to the people.
Forget about a new era of bipartisan consensus and get ready to rumble. We're headed into pitched battles that will succeed only with massive popular mobilization.
At Davos, our business and political leaders must show they understand that our world has shifted for good and that we have to change with it or perish.
The United States needs to get out of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and engage in the trade war of globalization.
What is it about American ideas that Britain, and New Labour Britain in particular, finds so seductive? Oh, I know how fertile their think-tank cultur...
A good case can be made that the massive globalization of labor and financial markets, coupled with "free markets uber alles" policies, formed a toxic mixture that made the collapse inevitable. Here's why.
Perry uses his experiences as a foreign correspondent in Asia and Africa to weigh up the new market theories that tell us that globalization is inevitable, universally beneficial.
