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Month: January 2011

The Youth, the Jobs, and the Anger – The Story of the Tunisian Uprising

  • January 31, 2011

By Luca Etter The forced resignation of Tunisia’s President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali ended one of the longest reigning and heaviest handed regimes in the world, marked by false elections, rampant corruption and an extremely restrictive press regime. It…

Categories: International Policy

In Downturn, States Reevaluate Tax Incentive Programs

  • January 25, 2011

By Kathryn Bailey States across America routinely seek to grow their economies by luring companies to establish or expand their state presence in exchange for incentives, usually in the form of tax breaks. Politicians are eager to use economic development…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Economy
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