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| Social Covenants Must Precede Social Contracts |
| Seth Kaplan | 04/09/13 |
| Fragile states that do not first forge a social covenant will later find it difficult to codify justice in a social contract. | |
| Rocco Nuri |
| Rocco Nuri is communications officer for UNHCR Innovation. |
| Neha Bhat |
| Neha Bhat is a researcher on international refugee law and its intersection with climate change, counter-terrorism, and national security. |
| Fostering Social Entrepreneurship in the New Tunisia |
| Ivan Pinto, Dinara Rafikova | 11/21/12 |
| With educated youth and a nation awakening to its social and political needs, the time is ripe for social entrepreneurs to flourish in post-revolutionary Tunisia. | |
| The Global Imagination of Protest |
| Anya Schiffrin, Eamon Kircher-Allen | 07/06/12 |
| These were not just political revolutions. They were also revolutions of ideas, the globalization of protest as a strategy. Where the movements' gains are uncertain, the connectivity that they created is likely to endure. | |
| Globalizing Censorship |
| Geoffrey Cain | 06/28/12 |
| Consent of the Network by Rebecca MacKinnon is a must-read on how businesses and governments wield influence over the Internet. | |
| Aniruddha Bonnerjee |
| Aniruddha Bonnerjee is an applied economist based in Kolkata, India and currently the owner of Policymetrixa, a research think tank specializing in socioeconomic development and bespoke quantitative data analyses. |
| The Globalization of Protest |
| Joseph Stiglitz | 11/04/11 |
| The protesters are asking for a democracy where people matter more than profits, and a market economy that delivers what it is supposed to within a frame of appropriate regulations. | |
| Occupation: Rediscovering Democracy in Revolution |
| Mehmet Dosemeci | 10/19/11 |
| By showing us the possibility of democracy in revolution, the occupations of 2011 have ignited a revolution in democracy, one that is redefining the meaning of both terms. | |
| Globalization's (Local) Government |
| Jeffrey Sachs | 09/30/11 |
| The world's most successful economies today use high taxes to finance a high level of government services, balancing high prosperity with social justice and environmental sustainability. | |
| Let's Take Back the Internet! |
| Rebecca MacKinnon | 07/27/11 |
| How can we ensure that the Internet evolves in a citizen-centric manner, free from government censorship and in service of people's needs? | |
| Critical Regions in Crisis |
| Nikolas K. Gvosdev, David Speedie, Devin T. Stewart, Dov Waxman | 06/01/11 |
| Our fourth Rise of the Rest panel analyzes the challenges that rising and established powers must confront, from protests across the Middle East to the disasters in Japan, from high food prices to natural resources insecurity. | |
| Better Safe than Sorry |
| Susan Aaronson, Ian Higham | 02/28/11 |
| Corporate executives should never have to apologize for violations when they can instead build global opportunities by advancing human rights. | |
| The Net Delusion |
| Evgeny Morozov | 02/18/11 |
| Amid the euphoria over the power of social media, Evgeny Morozov notes that Internet tools can also serve to entrench dictators and threaten democracy movements. | |
| Assessing Progress in Africa toward the MDGs |
| 09/23/10 | |
| There are indicators of hope in Africa with a 50 percent decrease in malaria in 15 countries and nine countries reaching 90 percent access to safe drinking water, yet this report also stresses Africa's struggle to meet health targets. | |
| Khaled Dawoud |
| Born in Egypt, Khaled Dawoud has been the correspondent for Al Jazeera's Satellite Channel in New York since October 2006, covering mainly the United Nations and major news stories that take place in the United States. |
