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Thursday, December 1 2011

The FP Top 100 Global Thinkers

— Foreign Policy (Foreign Policy, December 2011)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Criticism | Global Affairs | Philosophy | Politics & Government | Theorists & Critics

Friday, May 6 2011

Osama bin Laden’s Body: The World’s Most Incendiary Image

— Sean O'Hagan (The Guardian, 6 May 2011)
Filed in: Global Affairs | Mass Media | Politics & Government | Visual Arts

Wednesday, May 4 2011

What Is Totalitarian Art? Cultural Kitsch From Stalin to Saddam

— Kanan Makiya (Foreign Affairs, May 2011)
Filed in: Global Affairs | History | Politics & Government | Visual Arts

Friday, February 25 2011

Tech Revolutionaries

— Jacob Weisberg (Slate, 24 February 2011)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Global Affairs | Politics & Government

Wednesday, September 8 2010

Europe Gets It Right

— Kurt Volker (Foreign Policy, 12 August 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government

Tuesday, August 17 2010

What’s It Like to Be a Tourist in North Korea?

— Christina Larson (Foreign Policy, 16 August 2010)
Filed in: Asian Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government | Travel

Wednesday, June 9 2010

A Warning From Noam Chomsky on the Threat Posed By Elites

— Fred Branfman (Alternet, 8 June 2010)
Filed in: Global Affairs | Politics & Government | Theorists & Critics

Friday, May 28 2010

Remembering Fascism: Learning From the Past

— Noam Chomsky (truthout, 20 April 2010)
Filed in: Global Affairs | History | Politics & Government

Wednesday, May 26 2010

Europe Is Sleepwalking to Decline. We Need a Churchill to Wake It Up

— Timothy Garton Ash (The Guardian, 19 May 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government

Tuesday, May 25 2010

Is This the End of the UK?

— David Runciman (London Review of Books, 27 May 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government

Monday, May 24 2010

A New Great Wall: Why the Crisis in Translation Matters
— Edith Grossman (Foreign Policy, May 2010)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Global Affairs | Literature

Wednesday, May 12 2010

Everything and Nothing: An Interview with Alice Walker
— Rudolph P. Byrd (Guernica, April 2010)
Filed in: Ethnicity & Race | Feminism | Global Affairs | Literature | Politics & Government

Monday, January 11 2010

“Eastern Europe”: Wrongly Labelled
— The Economist (The Economist, 7 January 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Geographies | Global Affairs | History

Saturday, November 14 2009

Post-Wall: Slavoj Žižek on the Fall of the Berlin Wall
— Slavoj Žižek (London Review of Books, 19 November 2009)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | History

Monday, November 2 2009

The Big Story: Our Embattled Media
— Marcus Wilford (World Affairs Journal, Fall 2009)
Filed in: Global Affairs | Mass Media

Saturday, October 17 2009

The Unknown War
— Matt Welch (Reason Magazine, November 2009)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | History
1989!
— Timothy Garton Ash (The New York Review of Books, 5 November 2009)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | History

Sunday, October 4 2009

The Ethics of Capitalism
— Karl-Heinz Klaer (Social Europe Journal, 3 August 2009)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Global Affairs

Thursday, October 1 2009

Europe Must Decide If It Wants to Be More Than Greater Switzerland
— Timothy Garton Ash (The Guardian, 30 September 2009)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government
Entangled Giant
— Garry Wills (The New York Review of Books, 8 October 2009)
Filed in: Global Affairs | History | Politics & Government
Times of Crisis (multimedia)
— Spiegel (Spiegel, 2009)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Global Affairs

Monday, September 28 2009

A Glossary of Terms in Foreign Affairs
— Glenn Greenwald (Salon, 28 September 2009)
Filed in: Global Affairs

Thursday, September 17 2009

Why I Love Al Jazeera
— Robert D. Kaplan (The Atlantic, October 2009)
Filed in: Global Affairs | Mass Media | Television

Sunday, September 13 2009

Fiji Water: Spin the Bottle
— Anna Lenzer (Mother Jones, September 2009)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Consumerism | Global Affairs

Thursday, September 3 2009

Hans Rosling: Let My Dataset Change Your Mindset (video)
— Hans Rosling (TED, August 2009)
Filed in: Global Affairs | Theorists & Critics

Wednesday, July 29 2009

Wiring a Web for Global Good (audio)
— Gordon Brown (TED, July 2009)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Global Affairs | Globalism | Politics & Government
Is Britain Bust?
— James Buchan (Prospect, August 2009)
Filed in: Business & Economics | European Studies | Global Affairs
Iran: The Tragedy & the Future
— Roger Cohen (The New York Review of Books, 16 July 2009)
Filed in: Global Affairs

Sunday, July 26 2009

Berlusconi in Tehran
— Slavoj Žižek  (London Review of Books, 23 July 2009)
Filed in: Global Affairs

Saturday, July 25 2009

10 Lessons on Empire
— Stephen M. Walt (Foreign Policy, 13 July 2009)
Filed in: American Studies | Global Affairs
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