Friday, August 12, 2011

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Global Economy: Is Anybody in Control?

National leaders worldwide resist tackling job creation, growing imbalances and other economic crises




A Stalled Arab Spring
To change Middle East, disparate groups of protesters must coalesce around a shared vision




Transnational Celebrity Activism in Global Politics: Changing the World?
Many facets of globalization have combined to spur intense celebrity activism at the global level



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In the US, Clean Water Is No Guarantee

Americans use twice as much water as Europeans do and pay half as much for it. Low fees lead many Americans to take their abundant supplies for granted. Globally, most water is used for irrigation purposes, but in the US, thermoelectric generation requires more water. “During an economic recession, protecting water supplies takes a back seat to industries that promise jobs,” notes journalist Susan Froetschel. “Anti-government fervor dangerously coincides with industry resistance to government protections.” The small not-for-profit water industry is highly fragmented, with tens of thousands of waterworks under state and local jurisdiction and a hodgepodge of laws that can only lead to shortages and conflicts....

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Globalization Has Role in This Double Whammy
Simon Nixon
The Wall Street Journal, 12 August 2011
Anxiety builds over growing financial, social and skill imbalances

Rolling Shocks Explain Why the World Is So Depressed
David Ignatius
The Daily Star, 12 August 2011
Big democracies flounder in tackling global crisis

The War on Web Anonymity
Marcel Rosenbach, Hilmar Schmundt
Spiegel Online, 11 August 2011
Politicians and companies want to track users online


Beyond Debt Woes, A Wider Crisis of Globalization?
Peter Apps
Reuters, 8 August 2011
Quick fixes lead to imbalances, unsustainable systems and loss of trust

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