Articles & Reports

JUN 10, 2008 • Article

Those who question the moral significance of borders often invoke the EU as a model of post-national belonging. Yet for asylum-seekers, "Fortress Europe" remains a ...

JUN 4, 2008 • Article

A globalized world isn't flat, it's networked, says David Grewal. This underlying social dynamic leads to shared standards as well as social exclusion.

JUN 2, 2008 • Article

Ivy League brand names are leading the globalization of higher education as increasing numbers of highly competitive applicants come from Asia.

MAY 29, 2008 • Article

A new U.S. foreign policy based on cooperation and engagement is not just morally appealing, but strategically smart, declares David Speedie.

MAY 28, 2008 • Article

Left unchanged, the U.S.-Japan alliance will drift into irrelevance, and the United States will lose an important component of its Asia policy just ...

MAY 27, 2008 • Article

Sherman Katz, Susan Aaronson, Franklin Lavin, and Thea Lee answer the question, How should U.S. trade policy evolve under the next president?

MAY 23, 2008 • Article

The food crisis has tempted governments to enact export bans and pull other market levers, but helping small-scale farmers might be a better long-term target ...

MAY 22, 2008 • Article

As a growing world population demands more calories, new food technologies may help alleviate some of the hunger, cruelty, and environmental problems associated with industrial ...

MAY 21, 2008 • Article

Sovereign wealth funds could face a backlash if they fail to allay concerns over transparency.

MAY 15, 2008 • Article

Devin Stewart interviews Alexandra Harney, author of The China Price: The True Cost of Chinese Competitive Advantage, on how China is coping with the recent ...