Crisis Puts Burma Back in the Spotlight

Sustained focus is the only way to end Burma's spiraling descent
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Global Risk of US Credit Crisis – Part II

Lax US regulation of risky financial instruments could break the global bank
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Collateral Damage

American corporations might win contracts in Iraq but lose elsewhere
Jeffrey E. Garten
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“Made in China” Label Spurs Global Concern

A leading global exporter will reassure consumers abroad only when it has done so at home
Paul Mooney
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Does the “Hyper-Power” Have Feet of Clay?

Budget and trade deficits make US economic strength dependent on global finance
David Dapice
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The Double Edge of Globalization

Intensified international trading affects the environment, but also raises global awareness
Nayan Chanda
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The New South and the Economics of Taking Down the Confederate Flag

Leaders in the US South court multinational corporate investments and agree the flag must go
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China's Unprecedented Investment Offensive in Latin America

As US struggles over TPP, China plans railroad, oil deals with Latin America
Juan de Onis
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China Must Prove Silk Road Plan Is Serious

Modern Silk Road could connect 65 nations, yet open governance, foreign policy leadership also needed
George Magnus
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The Power of the New China-Led Investment Bank

US allies sign up for AIIB, signaling China’s emergence as economic pivot
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Trade With Caution

Successful foreign investment focuses on local hire, quality and balance
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