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The world according to Brûlé, part 2
wrote 15 hours ago: Tyler Brûlé is in trouble again. Monocle have published their annual ‘global quality of life … more →
The Saudi (Yet Global) Citizen
wrote 20 hours ago: It is argued here that educational technology should take perspectives from other parts of academia. … more →
Sharing the Pie
wrote 23 hours ago: At the end of 1930, Al Capone opened a soup kitchen serving three free meals a day for people who we … more →
It is Tuesday morning 18-6-13 @ 7.30. I am just listening to The BBC Radio 4 Today programme (on every morning 6 - 9 am)
wrote 1 day ago: It is Tuesday morning 18-6-13 @ 7.30. I am just listening to The BBC Radio 4 Today programme (on ev … more →
Week number one... which was last week.. so week number two? Blog number one.
wrote 1 day ago: New alliance, smallholders, colonialism, grassroots networks, fair trade, nutrition summit, hunger s … more →
Syria: Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste Calls to Supply Weapons to Free Syrian Army, A Critical Response.
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wrote 1 day ago: Sectarian anti-Shiite Demonstration. “The Syrian conflict is expected to dominate talks among … more →
Good vs Mediocre B-schools: An Ocean Of Difference
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wrote 2 days ago: Who better to dissect B-schools than our double MBA graduate, CAT trainer and author Ganesh Subraman … more →
Commercially Successful
wrote 2 days ago: They packaged the prideIn boxes by the shoreAnd shipped them in tanksTo the edges of beachesIn forei … more →
Is Globalisation a Stabilising Force in the International System?
wrote 3 days ago: By Ian Howarth Globalisation can be defined in many ways, Martin Albrow (1990) defines it as follows … more →
Après mai (Something in the Air): Counter-Culture and Leftism.
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wrote 3 days ago: Ça réchauffe le cœur! Après Mai (Something in the Air), is an eagerly anticipated film about the li … more →
George Osborne, leader of the Wrecking Crew mk2
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wrote 4 days ago: I think we should be explicit… George Osborne is using neoclassical economic theory as a … more →
An Abundance of Bad Decisions
wrote 4 days ago: Fostering illusions of prosperity only further cripples our ability to make the necessary difficult … more →
Global Press Freedom Index 2013
wrote 4 days ago: The below contains some very fascinating data and insight into worldwide freedom of the press but wi … more →
The Future of Globalisation
wrote 5 days ago: GLOBALISATION and SUSTAINABILITY: Mutually Exclusive Concepts? With Will Straw, Associ … more →
Andrew McAfee: What will future jobs look like?
wrote 5 days ago: Economist Andrew McAfee suggests that, yes, probably, droids will take our jobs — or at least … more →
'What I Did in my Holidays': scenarios in 2030
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wrote 5 days ago: by Pat Dodd Racher From the Welsh countryside That popular teacher’s standby topic at the start of t … more →
Climate change isn't ideological, it's everywhere: right, left and centre
wrote 5 days ago: In today’s Guardian, under the title “How to get sceptical Tory voters to care about cli … more →
The Moonlight Café Versus the Forces of Globalisation
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wrote 6 days ago: One of my friend John Ishii’s claims to fame is that the unit that was his father’s store in Seattle … more →
Is globalization really serving the purpose?
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wrote 6 days ago: Globalisation is a broad term but it basically means two things; increased trade links and increased … more →
