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Raghuram Rajan, a former IMF chief economist and former University of Chicago professor, has just been tapped to head the Reserve Bank of India. Rajan ...
Globalization Leading to More Restrictions on Religion?
In a report last year, the Pew Research Center noted a marked increase in legal restrictions on the practice of religion around the world. The ...
Is the Airport Transit Lounge Really a Geopolitical Black Hole?
Edward Snowden has now been granted temporary asylum in Russia for one year, ending his 39-day stay in the transit lounge Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport. The ...
Living Without a Country
The philosopher Ernest Gellner once wrote that in modern society, "A man must have a nationality as he must have a nose and two years; ...
Do Dictators Mellow With Age?
Tomorrow, Robert Mugabe will attempt to win reelection for yet another five-year term as president of Zimbabwe. Though he's seemed impressively spry on the campaign ...
Cultural Assimilation Through Yellow Cards
Researchers from the Catholic Univeristy of Leuven in Belgium looked at data from the English Premier League -- the soccer league with the highest number ...
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Technically, the Sun Still Never Sets Over the British Empire
Despite all the pageantry of the last two days, it is a truth universally acknowledged that the British Empire ain't what it used to be. ...
The World’s Oldest Words?
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