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Why Climate Moderates Must Win the Day
February 13, 2010
How the far right in the US is responding to the failed Copenhagen talks - and the role that moderates might now play.
More Mr. Nice Guy
February 1, 2010
Neither Bush nor Obama administration efforts toward international sanctions have had any measurable impact on North Korea or Iran.
Chemicals Regulation and Real Science: The Troubling Case of BPA
January 30, 2010
Environmental NGO's shocked over U.S. refusal to ban chemical BPA.
Mission to Haiti
January 25, 2010
The relief mission's "coalition of the willing"--the United States, France, Canada, Brazil, the Caribbean states, and the U.N. collectively will prove hard to manage.
Are 'Ungoverned Spaces' a Threat?
January 25, 2010
The U.S., the European Union, Saudi Arabia, the World Bank, and others will meet later this month to discuss bolstering the Yemeni state.
Obama's Next Three Years
January 7, 2010
Global governance and international law will become growth industries under Obama.
A Road Map for Asian-Pacific Security
January 5, 2010
Today a hodgepodge of multilateral institutions and forums exists in Asia, but none of them addresses the strategic needs of the region.
Democracy Under Arrest
December 16, 2009
'Universal' human- rights law never seems to apply to the likes of Kim Jong Il.
Climate Change Conceit
December 14, 2009
Kevin Rudd is more interested in regulating the economy than reducing carbon emissions.
Can an Unfree China Be Green?
December 9, 2009
If the UN climate conference in Copenhagen produces a deal, China, not the United States, will largely shape its terms.A JOINT PROGRAM OF
