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Category Archives: Business World
Arbitration & mediation in the Arab world: an excerpt
There are at least two verses in the Koran that sanction the notion of arbitration and mediation.
From Google to “Free Tibet”: an image of big, bad, horrific China
China, like Russia under Putin, is a bogeyman figure for liberal Westerners.
Also posted in Current Affairs, Science & Technology, asia, internet Tagged china, environment, google, jason walsh, tibet 6 Comments
The weird elitism of “the personal is political” saps our strength
You cannot buy your way out of the climate crisis one Burt's Bees product at a time.
Climate change: Copenhagen may be our last chance
Oklahoma Senator James Inhofe has done more damage to climate change reform that any single American.
Also posted in Current Affairs, Science & Technology Tagged climate change, james inhofe, UN Leave a comment
Broken promises: Ireland’s 2010 Budget exploits the vulnerable
That the Government has spent €4 bn on the putrid, festering sore that is Anglo Irish Bank was not mentioned.
Also posted in Current Affairs, europe, politics Tagged financial crisis, ireland, mór rígan Leave a comment
Homa Katouzian: how the West should deal with Iran’s nuclear ambitions
"Even a nuclear Iran could not initiate a war with Israel."
Also posted in Current Affairs, academia, books, middle east Tagged homa katouzian, iran, oil Leave a comment
On work: the peculiar state of the U.S. labor market, and more
“You should be grateful to have the job,” we hear, and we don't complain.
European art & the financial crisis: yes, it matters