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Year: 2007

The Slow Progress Towards a national Consensus on CAFE

  • December 10, 2007

by Lucas Adin Among the most reliably contentious issues in the policy arena of late is the topic of global warming and the measures that must be taken to abate it.  Worldwide, the specter of melting icecaps, withering crops, and inundated coastal…

Categories: Energy & Environment

International Internet Privacy Standards: Forging Common Ground amid Conflicting Policy in Cyberspace

  • November 12, 2007

by Michael Martinez-Schiferl Is Google spying on you?  The web is full of processes scanning every click of the mouse and tap of the keyboard, logging this information, and at times making a decision to target users with advertising.  Information and…

Categories: International Policy
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