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Putting the Dollar on Steroids: Chinese Currency Intervention

October 25, 2010

by Joseph Cox When China passed Japan to become the world’s second largest economy this summer, (i) the United States seemed resigned to its fate as a global also-ran. While China has only one-tenth of the U.S. GDP per capita, the…

Humanitarian Aid v. National Interests: The Current Dilemma in Pakistan

October 20, 2010

By Jacqueline Burns The Crisis By numbers alone, this year’s summer floods in Pakistan have created the largest humanitarian disaster since the founding of the United Nations in 1947. Floodwaters engulfed over twenty percent of the country, ravaging as much…

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