A Global Economy in Danger
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China, Europe, Japan, US – 70 percent of the global economy – require swift G20 intervention.
Could Europe Ruin the World Economy?
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The globe may be safe from the euro debt crisis – if countries don’t join the downward spiral.
Time to End Fuel Subsidies?
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Budgetary balance and need to develop alternatives, are reasons to end fuel subsidies.
Standoff in the South China Sea
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Scarborough Shoal standoff reveals blunt edge of China’s peaceful rise.
Syrian Conflict Promises Toxic Outcome – Part I
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As rebels gain territory, Syrian guards could abandon chemical-weapon arsenals.
Can Afghanistan and Pakistan Prop Each Other Up?
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YaleGlobal article published on March 30, 2012
Power Shift in China – Part I
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Article published in YaleGlobal Online April 16, 2012
Global Warming is Real and Has Consequences – Part I
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YaleGlobal article published on April 4, 2012
US Battle to Revive Manufacturing – Part II
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YaleGlobal Online article published April 13, 2012
Burma Delivers its First Rebuff to China
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Shelving of giant Chinese hydroelectric dam could be a signal to the West.