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A Failing Nation

June 28, 2018

A Failing Nation What are the necessary elements for the success of a modern nation state? According to one justifiably popular and well-written book, Why Nations Fail, it all has to do with inclusive political and economic institutions which foster technological change which in turn leads to increasing prosperity for the many. Two key aspects upholding […]

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The End of “The End of History” – U.S. Mid-East Policy’s Fork in the Road

November 11, 2017

The End of “The End of History” – U.S. Mid-East Policy’s Fork in the Road In 1989 Francis Fukayama declared that we had reached “The End of History.”  Democracy as a form of government would, in fact, be the end of the evolution of human interaction.  The West had triumphed and that the rest was ‘just […]

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The Decline of the West Revisited

November 17, 2015

The Decline of the West Revisited LONDON – The terrorist slaughter in Paris has once again brought into sharp relief the storm clouds gathering over the twenty-first century, dimming the bright promise for Europe and the West that the fall of communism opened up. Given dangers that seemingly grow by the day, it is worth […]

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The School of Globalism

April 7, 2015

The School of Globalism “…we may be headed into a world where capital is abundant, deflationary pressures are substantial and demand could be in short supply for quite some time.” —Lawrence Summers, former Secretary of the Treasury Professor Summers must be reading Ben Bernanke’s new blog. Or maybe he’s writing it for walking-around money. At […]

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