Tag Archives: democracy

The Emergence of Two Indias

India’s urban middle class turns away from the public sector.

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Anti-Migrant Backlash Growing in Europe

A new Financial Times/Harris poll reveals rising anti-migration backlash in the big EU member states.

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The Double-Faced Digital Revolution

Until now we, as simple “users,” have given little thought to where this profound technical change will lead us.

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NSA on Steroids: Georgia Republic’s Mass Surveillance

The Republic of Georgia offers an object lesson on the dangers of an out-of-control security apparatus.

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The Democratization of Banking

Do we need to repeat the 19th-century savings bank movement for the 21st century?

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American Anger and the Tea Party

A member of Britain’s House of Lords explores the sources of Tea Party anger.

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Why Hong Kong is Unhappy

A rich business society, but with a suffering majority.

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The House of Unrepresentatives: 20 Facts About Congress In a Shutdown

The U.S. Congress is redefining the phrase “idle rich” during the government shutdown.

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Innovation and Management in China, Germany and the US

Will China follow the U.S. model or the German model for innovation and management?

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Weakened West or Triumph of Democracy?

In a triumph of Western democracy, the interventionist impulses of US and UK are cut down to size.

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