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Global Political Economy
http://politicseconomy.lah.cc/
- Author: Alex Har
- Listed in: Political Green
- Tags: international business wto international trade global economy political economy sustainable growth
- Added on: Jun 22nd, 2007
- Country: Singapore
- Language: English
About globalization, change...and analysis of its impact by me and various authors whose books and articles I have read
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Subprime Crisis: Personal Viewpoint
Many Asian markets are closed this week for the Lunar New Year. Meanwhile the Dow is falling. It is fearful to think about what Asian markets will open with next week. Are we overacting? My observations do suggest that there is enough money globa...
Globalizing Chaos
Many investors in china are still wondering how a mortgage credit crunch in the USA can so badly affect their stock prices and cause their banks to reserve billions of dollars of contingent losses. Even more surprising to many is how this is happenin...
Free Trade and Bad Food
I am not sure if the article “China Not Sole Source of Dubious Food ” By ANDREW MARTIN and GRIFF PALMER published in the New York Time , July 12, 2007 , if published earlier, may have saved Zheng Xiaoyu once ranked as one of the most pow...
Facism in the Global Economy
There is no denying the power and influence of the USA in the global economy. Many would suggest that the USA derives this power increasingly more from military might, and its political influence over the many Global Governance Organizations like th...
Live Earth- A Concert for Climate in Crisis
7/7/07. As I write this Blog in Singapore , Live Earth Shows will have been staged in Sydney, Shanghai, Tokyo, Hamburg, Johannesburg and moving across the world to Rio de Janeiro, London and New York. A decade ago such an event done on a global sca...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 10.00 out of a possible 10 based on 2 comments.
Cindy Said:
Hi i really like your blog. I miss some subjects: General motors, circular economy and something more recent. That new kyoto thingy.
ps: these are just suggestions;)
Danielle Said:
A very smart blog about a subject I once studied and now follow out of interest. Full of interesting resources about globalization, and how global problems are rooted in the culture of capitalism.
