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| Using SMART Technology to Stop Wildlife Poachers |
| Emma Stokes | 05/17/13 |
| Several major wildlife organizations collaborated on a free, open-source Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool to help park rangers improve their anti-poaching patrols. | |
| Rohit Malpani |
| Rohit Malpani is a Senior Campaigns Advisor at Oxfam America, where he currently manages Oxfam's access to medicines campaign. |
| Richard Solomon |
| Richard H. Solomon has been president of the United States Institute of Peace since 1993. |
| Small-Scale Bioenergy Initiatives |
| 02/02/12 | |
| Fifteen case studies in 12 countries demonstrate that natural resource efficiency is possible in small-scale bioenergy initiatives, such as biodigesters and efficient stoves. | |
| The Climate Change Novel: A Faulty Simulator of Environmental Politics |
| Adam Trexler | 11/07/11 |
| Ultimatums. Floods. Ecotage. More than 200 novels have been written that imagine life in a climate-changed world, and they point to some of the fundamental difficulties we have in articulating a just and sustainable future. | |
| Focus on the Global South |
| Sheridan Prasso |
| Sheridan Prasso is an award-winning writer and editor. |
| Saving the Last Tiger Strongholds |
| 11/19/10 | |
| An additional $35 million per year for population monitoring, stronger law enforcement, and community organizing could enable tiger numbers to double in their last 42 strongholds. | |
| Forced to Labor: The Cost of Coercion |
| Robert Moossy, Roger Plant, Maria Suarez | |
| Millions of people are stuck in modern forced labor, often tricked into massive fees for visas and transport. They repay these inflated debts by working in substandard conditions, for well below minimum wage, and perhaps twice the normal working hours. This Workshop for Ethics in Business will feature trafficking and forced labor experts from the U.S. Dept. of Justice and the ILO, as well as a personal account from a former slave. | |
| Obama's ASEAN Policy Looks Auspicious |
| Sean Daly | 05/19/10 |
| American diplomacy in Southeast Asia should strengthen ASEAN's regional prominence and push for an international forum to resolve territorial disputes in the South China Sea. | |
| What Asian Century? |
| Guy Sorman | 04/05/10 |
| The shift of economic and political power from West to East does not signal an Asian Century, but rather the first Global Century, marked by interdependence and reciprocal progress. | |
| Heather Grady |
| Heather Grady is the managing director at Realizing Rights: The Ethical Globalization Initiative. |
| Katherine Brown |
| Katherine Brown is a fellow with the Truman National Security Project. She is currently completing her Ph.D. in communications at Columbia University, where she is researching the intersections of global and domestic public opinion, media, and U.S. foreign policy. |
| Mark Raper |
| Father Mark Raper SJ is since 2008 the president of the Jesuit Conference of East Asia and Oceania. |
| Lucille Pilling |
| Dr. Lucille B. Pilling is a corporate social responsibility strategist with expertise in corporate sustainability and global public health. |
| Peter Warr |
| Peter Warr is the John Crawford Professor of Agricultural Economics and founding Director of the Poverty Research Centre at the Australian National University. |
| Lance Taylor |
| Lance Taylor is the Arnhold Professor of International Cooperation and Development and Director of the Center for Economic Policy Analysis at the New School University. |
| Sex Slavery |
| Siddharth Kara | 01/15/09 |
| Globalization has increased the supply of trafficked sex slaves, driving down prices and feeding "consumer" demand. Siddharth Kara uses a unique business analysis of the problem to show how the profitability of the supply chain can be disrupted by raising the risks and penalties for traffickers. | |
| Boosting Access to Medicine |
| Sheila Oviedo | 01/14/09 |
| As cases from Indonesia to India have demonstrated, affordable drugs are often unavailable to the people who need them at the times they need them most. What are drug companies, governments, and activists doing about it? | |
| Ethical Issues in U.S.-Asia Policy |
| Chong-Pin Lin, Devin T. Stewart | 11/25/08 |
| Devin Stewart interviews former Taiwanese Deputy Minister of National Defense Chong-pin Lin about the state of China-Taiwan relations and the role of ethics in international issues like finance, energy, and the environment. | |
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