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From Riga to Athens: Can the Baltic Model Be Applied Elsewhere?

Author - January 8, 2013

The Latvian recovery and so-called “Baltic model” hold valuable lessons for the troubled Eurozone periphery.

India's Own War on Women

Author - December 23, 2012

Zeenia Framroze reflects on the state of women's rights in India and her own experiences.

Renewing India's 'Tryst With Destiny'

Author - December 17, 2012

India's rising economic power has not yet translated into a bold foreign policy, but the time has come for New Delhi to lead.

Negotiating the International Climate Legacy

Author - December 7, 2012

An urgent call for international and intergenerational justice at the UN climate talks, while Arab Youth Climate Movement forges change “In the session for the...

Palestinian Statehood, Does it Matter?

Author - December 1, 2012

The U.N recently voted to upgrade Palestine's status as a state, but will it change anything?

When People Are Occupied

Author - November 24, 2012

Americans who support Palestinian self-determination must get less squeamish about nonviolent resistance.

The Pinoy Pivot

Author - November 21, 2012

The prospects of a new era in the Philippines.

Examining the Indonesian Model

Author - November 13, 2012

Islamic Indonesia's unique, contentious model for democracy can serve as a model of liberal stability.

Fires on the Mountains

Author - November 13, 2012

The dramatically high number of self-immolations in Tibet is not resulting in the international concern we'd expect.

The New Age of Pacific Trade

Author - November 12, 2012

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is the culmination of a broader ‘pivot’ on trade policy.