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National economies can thrive by pursuing quality and resisting made-in-my-country labels
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London’s financial circle and the UK chafe at EU regulations
Global Causes Attract Growing Share of US Giving
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Robert M. Hathaway
, 5 January 2012
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London dialect exposes odd couple – Britain’s accelerating globalization and decreasing social mobility
India Not Shining Any More
Ashok Malik
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India’s reversal on FDI in retail trade exposes weak governance that paralyzes global success
A Global Consensus to Rise and Occupy
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Protesters around the globe connect, lashing out at inequality, cronyism and dysfunctional governments
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