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International Economics

In the Eurozone, Indecision is Final

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
Written by DANIEL MASON Wednesday, 05 October 2011 16:53 The FT Deutschland this week reported that Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou was considering resignation. According to one source he feels powerless, because...
International Economics

Will High Economic Growth Ever Return?

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By DEAN CARROLL | 30.06.2011 This week, China made clear its intention to buy up government debt in Europe. The country's $3 trillion currency reserves, the largest in the world,...
International Economics

Bourgeois “Strategising”: Interest Rates, Inflation and Profits

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By VASSILIS K. FOUSKAS | 08.05.2011 On speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) would raise its interest rate, the Euro began rising to a 15-month high against the dollar....
International Economics

Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
BY ANN VEIDERPASS and PER-AKE ANDERSSON | 12.04.2011 Introduction This study attempts to add a piece to the aid effectiveness puzzle by presenting an alternative to the common growth regression approach....
International Economics

The Light at the End of the Tunnel: The South-South Locomotive

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
 By Dr. Can Erbil | 22.03.2011 South-South Trade In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, trade between developing countries (South-South trade[1]) has become more vital and more vibrant than ever....
International Economics

‘Made in America’ is not the way out of this crisis

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By Jagdish Bhagwati | 10 August 2010 President Barack Obama, addressing car workers recently at a GM plant in Michigan, defended his administration's motor industry bail-out, saying that it had rescued...
International Economics

Protectionist Myths

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By Jagdish Bhagwati | 07 July 2010 At a debate in New York last year entitled “Buy American/Hire American Policies Will Backfire,” with hundreds of people in attendance, my team of three...
International Economics

India’s Mistaken Call for Renminbi Appreciation

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By Jagdish Bhagwati | 05 June 2010 India’s central bank governor issued in late April a critique of the alleged Chinese undervaluation of the yuan/renminbi, siding therefore with the U.S. politicians and...
International Economics

Taming Rating Agencies

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By Dr. Kurtulus Gemici | 01 June 2010 Alchemy thrived in seeking how to turn ordinary, worthless metals into gold. To the dismay of countless alchemists, that goal has been rather elusive...
International Economics

From Lehman Brothers’ Collapse to the Greek Debacle – Exposing Shifts in the World Economic Order

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By Prof. Bulent Gokay | 01 June 2010 On 15 September 2008, the supposedly safe and perpetually prosperous world of post-industrial global economic order blew itself up when Lehman Brothers filed for...
International Economics

Sustainable Development: Representing a Reflexive Modernity Inside the United Nations

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By Gregory Borne | 15 April 2010   Abstract   (SD) within the United Nations (UN) represents a paradigm shift from first/industrial modernity to a reflexive modernity. Reflexive modernity is defined by...
International Economics

Global Imbalances And The Great Recession

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By Dr. Kurtulus Gemici | 01 April 2010   As Aldous Huxley put it, “Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you mad.” The truth is that the world...
International Economics

Listening to The Language of Change

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
By Prof. Bulent Gokay | 01 April 2010 The economic downturn and recession, which spread across the globe following the US sub-prime mortgage crisis in September 2008, has become the dominant news...
International Economics

Political Warfare old and new: The State and Private Groups in the Formation of the National Endowment for Democracy

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
Robert Pee On June 8 1982, Ronald Reagan gave a speech to the British Parliament calling for a global crusade for democracy. The practical outcome of this was the creation, in...
International Economics

Bosnia’s Continuing Chaos

CESRAN Int.30 March 2014
Louise Arbour   Fourteen years after its brutal war ended, Bosnia is today in political, if not literal, turmoil. Half of the country is deadlocked in a feud with the...

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