With classical state power plays clearly back en vogue, the collective responsibilities of the new century will be all the...
Tags: Adam Smith, bilateral relationships, BRIC, Charles Emmerson, collective economic and political order, Communism, diplomacy, East-West relations, energy security, Global Brief, global commons, global economic institutions, global market, global system, Global War on Terror, globalization, human history, human political organization, interdependence, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, national state, state-sponsored piracy, strategic cooperation, trade wars, war on drugs, war on poverty, winning states, World Economic Forum, WTO, zero-sum world
GB talks new-century politics and geopolitics – from the local to the general – with former UN Secretary-General Boutros...
Tags: Afghanistan, Africa's future, African conflicts, Arab Unity, Arab-Israeli conflict, Asian Union, Azerbaijan, Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Canada, Canada's future, Canada's success, Canadian nationality, diplomacy, Egypt, Egyptian elections, Egyptian politics, Ethiopia, Georgia, Global Brief, globalization, Hutu, ICJ, ICJ Advisory Opinion on Kosovo, international affairs, International Court of Justice, International Criminal Court, Iran, Iran's nuclear program, Iraq, Jordan, Kissinger, Kosovo independence, League of Nations, Middle East Union, Mubarak, Muhammad Ali, One State Solution, Pakistan, Palestinians, secession, separatist movements, Sudan, Sunni-Shia divide, Syria, Tutsi, Two-States Solution, Uganda, UN reform, United Nations reform, water disputes, water shortages in the Middle East, Westphalia, winning states
Pierre Pettigrew
…pour l’individu, plus que jamais, émerger comme citoyen global, à l’aise bien au-delà de la société...
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
Toward a theory of temporary advantage in the chaos of life. The idea of winning smacks of the absolute and archaic…
The...
Tags: ancient Greeks, anti-democratic, chaos, Douglas Glover, George W. Bush, Global Brief, globalization, Grove of Nemi, homogeneity, Marshall Plan, middle-class, Treaty of Versailles, winning and responsibility, winning states
