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A publication of the Yale Center
for the Study of Globalization
9 May 2008
Ashley J. Tellis
YaleGlobal, 9 May 2008
By setting consistent ground rules, Pakistan could win public support for war on terror
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Mira Kamdar
YaleGlobal, 7 May 2008
Big agribusiness may boost crops temporarily, but wreaks environmental havoc over the long term
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C. Peter Timmer
YaleGlobal, 5 May 2008
Hoarding by countries and speculative bidding on food exacerbate scarcity and cause prices to climb
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In the news
Gavan McCormack
Kyunghyang Shinmun, 9 May 2008
It’s dangerous to cry wolf too many times about rogue nations and their activities
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Richard McGregor
The Financial Times, 8 May 2008
Online passion and rumors can move at quicker pace than reason and truth
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Magda El-Ghitany
Al-Ahram Weekly, 7 May 2008
Technology makes political protests easy for the young
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Samuel Palmisano
The Financial Times, 7 May 2008
Nimble global entrepreneurs rely on innovation rather than big company networks
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Rattaphol Onsanit and Ed Johnson
Bloomberg.com, 6 May 2008
Isolation offers no protection from environmental disaster
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Nicholas Zamiska
The Wall Street Journal, 6 May 2008
An educated public expects regular government updates on any disease outbreaks
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Barbara Demick
The Los Angeles Times, 5 May 2008
China forces the world to choose between free speech and good relations
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