On three key fronts â relations with Pakistan, China and the US â the neoliberal school is in the ascendant
India has...
Tags: China, Cold War, hard-power, India, India-China relations, India-US relations, Indian economy, Indian foreign policy, Indian grand strategy, Kanti Bajpai, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Nehruvian formula, Neoliberalism, Pakistan, soft power
How the current global crisis may trigger a fundamental transformation of the worldâs systems
When the world slumped into...
Tags: Brazil, capitalism, China, financial crises, Geoff Mulgan, Global Brief, Great Depression, India, innovation, National Endowment for Science, technological age, Technology and the Arts
GB discusses the many-sided condition of the conditional state with former Canadian foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy
GB:...
Tags: Aboriginal rights, Arctic, China, duty to care, environmental impact, Global Brief, human rights, humanitarian crisis, humanitarian intervention, India, Inuit, Kofi Annan, Libyan internvention, Lloyd Axworthy, R2P, Responsibility to Protect, Russia, Security Council reform, Syrian intervention, US, WW2
Selling the rich on the need to help the less rich and more unequal
The development picture for this early new century...
Tags: Brazil, China, Dan Vexler, development aid, disfranchised, economic stagnation, Egypt, Global Brief, India, Nigeria, Poor, poverty, Vietnam, Western Europe, World Bank
Pakistan’s internal troubles and external behaviour point increasingly to the need for an increasingly muscular Indian...
Tags: Global Brief, India, India-Pakistan relations, India-Pakistan war, Inter-Services Intelligence, Islamabad, Kashmir, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, Mumbai attacks, NATO, Pakistan, Ramesh Thakur, Russia, terrorism
GB discusses the scientific method and new-century political science with one of the worldâs great philosopher-chemists
GB...
Tags: Albert Einstein, atheist, biology, Canada, chemistry, China, Chinese science, Da Vinci, freedom of scientists, Gandhi, Global Brief, God, good governance, India, John Polanyi, Liu Xiaobo, Marxism, mathematics, modern genetics, National Academy of Science, Nazi, Nobel in chemistry, Nobel Prize, physics, quantum mechanics, religion, Royal Society, science and public policy, science and religion, scientific community, scientific journalism, Soviet Russia, Stalin, USSR
Pierre Pettigrew
âŠpour lâindividu, plus que jamais, Ă©merger comme citoyen global, Ă lâaise bien au-delĂ de la sociĂ©tĂ©...
Tags: 21st century, Africa, art of persuasion, Asia-Pacific to Latin America, Balaji Chandramohan, China, citoyen global, civil society, coercive diplomacy, Deloitte, Europe, foreign affairs, Global Brief, global economy, global warming, Harvard Law School, Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program, India, interconnected world, international affairs, International Crisis Group, Iran's nuclear program, leadership skills, Mark Freeman, military force, negotiations, Pierre Pettigrew, R2P, Responsibility to Protect, Reza Nasri, Robert C. Bordone, security, Security Network, sovereignty, winning in international affairs, winning states
One decade out, prepare for unexpected winners and losers
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In both the science of chaos theory and the science-fiction...
Tags: Alan Middleton, Brazil, BRIC, chaos theory, China, global brands, Global Brief, global corporations, global GDP, India, Industrial Revolution, market thinking, Microsoft, Russia, Schulich School of Business, winners in business
It is understandable and predictable that Asiaâs two giants â India and China â should be gearing up for a showdown...
Tags: Asia-Pacific region, Balaji Chandramohan, bilateral treaties, China, Chinese ambitions, Cold War, Ghandi, Gilgit, global affairs, Global Brief, India, India's foreign policy, India-China rivalry, Indo-African forum, Karakoram Highway, Look East policy, Mearsheimer, Obama administration, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, realpolitik, Southeast Asia, The Tragedy of Great Power Politics, United Liberation Front of Asom
The rise of the 21st centuryâs newest governance network means that developing countries will need to be all the more strategic...
Tags: Africaâs G4, Asian financial crisis, Bank for International Settlements, Brazil, Bretton Woods institutions, Brookings Institution, China, Financial Crisis, Financial Stability Forum, G20, G20 Finance, G20 Leaders, G7, G8, Global Brief, High Indebted Poor Country Initiative, IMF, India, International Development Research Centre, international economic cooperation, Leonardo Martinez-Diaz, monetary policy, Ngaire Woods, Russia, World Bank
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