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• Update on Libyan Crisis Week of June 1, 2011

  

  Libyan Refugee Camp. Photo Credit, AP. From Business Insider. 250,000 workers have fled Libya since the start of the civil unrest and have temporarily... Read more

  The 03 June 2011 by   Warigia
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• EU – A Flawed Foundation, But Brilliant Strategy?

  

  Courtesy of Gordon T Long: Unfortunately the People own the Foundation & Banks the Strategy! It was the perception of getting something of value without... Read more

  The 01 June 2011 by   Phil's Stock World
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• Silent Seats: the Debate on Women Board Members in Pakistan

  

  One of the biggest challenges facing Pakistan is the low literacy rate especially for girls, compounded by a high school dropout rate. According to the... Read more

  The 27 May 2011 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Building Democracy One Conversation at a Time

  The world is anxiously watching Egypt: How will the country reconcile more than 80 million voices so that it can proceed along the path of democracy? Egyptians... Read more

  The 26 May 2011 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• A Look Inside Obama's Cadillac

  

  Yesterday I posted about 'The Beast,' President Obama's Cadillac, getting stuck at a ramp at the US Embassy in Dublin. Here's is a look inside the General Motor... Read more

  The 25 May 2011 by   Gerard
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• Does Shariah Allow Women to Vote?

  

  Women voters stand in line to cast their ballot in Egypt's first major democratic vote, the Constitutional Referendum, 2011. Photo Credit: the author.... Read more

  The 24 May 2011 by   Warigia
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• Human Agency? There’s No App for That

  

  It's certainly revealing for information about bribes to finally appear on new widely-accessible platforms. In countries like India or regions like sub-Saharan... Read more

  The 23 May 2011 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Amr Al Shalakany's Series of Unfortunate Events: An Essay on Military...

  

  Military observe and control a protest in Tahrir Square, Cairo.Photo Credit, the author. I have spent quite a bit of time writing about the detention of... Read more

  The 23 May 2011 by   Warigia
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• Joint Investment Area Between Sudan and Egypt

  

  Photo Credit, BBC News. An African Union soldier surveys an abandoned village in Darfur, 2006. According to Al Masry Al Youm, Sudan and Egypt will be working... Read more

  The 22 May 2011 by   Warigia
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• Initial Thoughts on Shariah Law, Women, and the Muslim Brotherhood

  

  Dear readersMy students had a lively debate in my leadership class yesterday about whether Shariah humiliates women. (By the way, and importantly, they suggeste... Read more

  The 19 May 2011 by   Warigia
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