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zzzeitgeist is a blog that seeks to identify, explain, and link the many disparate strands of international politics and economics.
How does China’s internet firewall affect its trade obligations? What's the best way to regulate international credit markets? Do mosquito nets really promote development? How can the international community address climate change without disrupting global commerce?
And, most importantly, why does all of this matter?
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zzzeitgeist is a blog that seeks to identify, explain, and link the many disparate strands of international politics and economics.
How does China’s internet firewall affect its trade obligations? What's the best way to regulate international credit markets? Do mosquito nets really promote development? How can the international community address climate change without disrupting global commerce?
And, most importantly, why does all of this matter?
zzzeitgeistblog@gmail.com
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- Legalize it!
- Obama's first move in the Arab world: LISTENING
- The new administration's approach to China
- Public diplomacy in the new administration
- Network Neutrality: a two part primer
- Why we need the WTO
- Chiding the childish
- Social responsibility is the new black
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- Time to read up
- Baby, it's cold outside...
- Recession fun: spot the inferior good!
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- Pentagon, purple hearts, and PTSD
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- Gaza Strip Maul
- THIS. IS. SPARTA! ... no wait, it's Athens.
- Ya I know, poor taste
- Wishful thinking
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