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French Lottery Bonds Show Risky History of Property Bets
by Yates, Alexia
Publisher: Bloomberg
Publication Type: Op-ed
The man who knocks on the door is polished and friendly. His suit is fashionable, his briefcase looks important. And the things he pulls out of it are impressive: large sheets of bonds and coupons...
Published Date: September 2012 More
Turkey's Miscarriage of Justice
by Rodrik, Dani
Publisher: The Washington Post
Publication Type: Op-ed
After a patently sham trial, a Turkish court on Friday handed down lengthy jail sentences to more than 300 military officers convicted of planning a coup, code-named Sledgehammer, in 2003.
Published Date: September 2012 More
Why Obama is Winning
by Ferguson, Niall
Publisher: The Daily Beast
Publication Type: Op-ed
It’s a paradox. The economy is in the doldrums. Yet the incumbent is ahead in the polls. According to a huge body of research by political scientists, this is not supposed to happen. On the other...
Published Date: September 2012 More
Six choses que Valls doit savoir avant d'aller en Roumanie
by Paul, Ruxandra
Publisher: Courrier International
Publication Type: Op-ed
Un rapport de l’ONU du 29 août 2012 met en garde le gouvernement français concernant les évacuations collectives, les rapatriements forcés et les expulsions des communautés Roms, qui risquent...
Published Date: September 2012 More
Educating Children on the Longest Street in the World
by Kay, Tamara
Publisher: Global Dialogue
Publication Type: Magazine Article
In an urban slum in India children huddle around an old vegetable cart fitted with a television and DVD player transfixed by characters who sing about the letter “ma” in Hindi. In Tanzania...
Published Date: September 2012 More
How to Weather a Hurricane
by Aldrich, Daniel P.
Publisher: New York Times
Publication Type: Op-ed
Hurricane Isaac, which made landfall in Louisiana last night, has not only disrupted the Republican National Convention but also brought back painful memories of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated...
Published Date: August 2012 More
Innovation Key to Unlocking Africa's Horticultural Potential
by Juma, Calestous
Publisher: Fresh Fruit Portal
Publication Type: Op-ed
African agriculture is at the crossroads. Persistent food shortages are now being compounded by new threats arising from climate change. But Africa faces three major opportunities that can help...
Published Date: August 2012 More
Toward Better Aid
by Leaning, Jennifer
Publisher: The Harvard Gazette
Publication Type: Interview
Better training, closer coordination among relief agencies, and a bigger dose of humility while working in unfamiliar cultures would help humanitarian aid workers, and make more of the billions of...
Published Date: August 2012 More
Did the June 23 Movement Change Senegal?
by Kelly, Catherine
Publisher: Possible Futures
Publication Type: Op-ed
During the Arab Spring, the key to toppling oppressive regimes was mass mobilization against leaders like Ben Ali and Mubarak, whose families controlled state resources and institutions. Mass...
Published Date: July 2012 More
Voter Suppression Returns: Voting Rights and Partisan Practices
by Keyssar, Alexander
Publisher: Harvard Magazine
Publication Type: Op-ed
The 2012 election campaign—for Congress as well as the presidency—promises to be bitterly fought, even nasty. Leaders of both major parties, and their core constituents, believe that the stakes...
Published Date: July 2012 More