Aid Abroad and Rules at Home
Official Development Aid (ODA), more commonly known as foreign aid, seems like it should be a straight forward matter — aid is provided where people need help. Nothing, however, is quite that
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Official Development Aid (ODA), more commonly known as foreign aid, seems like it should be a straight forward matter — aid is provided where people need help. Nothing, however, is quite that
Next month will mark the sixth anniversary of the terrorist attacks against the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Those attacks prompted renewed interest in drafting contingency plans and improving crisis response
In my reports from Kurdistan, I’ve noted that one of the things that sets it apart from the rest of Iraq is its security. Its peaceful environment has allowed its economy to
Most of the world welcomed the news that the United Nations Security Council voted to send 26,000 peacekeepers to the Darfur region of Sudan. Hopefully, this action will bring a halt to
My last post discussed the symbiotic trading relationship between Turkey and Kurdistan. Matthew Garcia, an earth scientist living in Maryland and an occasional reader of this blog, recently posted an in-depth blog
In my last Lessons from the Edge of Globalization post, I noted that leaders of the Kurdistan Regional Government face the conundrum that most of their constituents want a free and independent
As I’m quickly learning, doing business in the Middle East is not always as straight forward as it is in most of the developed world. Some of the factors that you have
Last May I wrote a post about Dubai, UAE [On Becoming a Tiger], and noted in that blog that Emiratis are outnumbered by foreigners, including foreign laborers whose working conditions have been
I have written a lot about connectivity as has my colleague Tom Barnett. An extremely interesting New York Times article addressed the related subject of cooperation [“In Games, an Insight into the
I am back in Kurdistan again; my fourth trip in 4 months — this time beginning the roll-out of our Development-in-a-Box™ solution for post-conflict reconstruction and development. I am excited to begin
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