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Winter 1996

THE MIDDLE OF THE FUTURE: PART 2
THE MIDDLE OF THE FUTURE: PART 1
The new digital revolution
The Post-Hegemonic Age
Intelligent Governance for the 21st Century
The Return of Political Meritocracy
Europe’s Next Steps
Who, Whom? Governance and Social Media
Globalization 2.0
ON THE BRINK: EUROPEAN CRISIS AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
the state, the net and global governance
From Tiananmen to Tahrir Square
WIKILEAKS AND THE PERILS OF EXTREME GLASNOST
REBAlANCING THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
THE ZERO NUKES CONUNDRUM
GOOGLE VERSUS CONFUCIUS
THE END OF HISTORY: 20 YEARS LATER
DIALOGUES ON CIVILIZATION
THE GREAT REFUSAL
OBAMA'S SMART POWER
CRASH
THE RETURN OF THE MIDDLE KINGDOM IN A POST-AMERICA WORLD
THE RISE OF THE REST
POST GLOBALIZATION
COMMENTARIES 2001-2007
MADE IN CHINA
THE TWO SOULS OF TURKEY
THE NEW GLOBAL CINEMA
MAKING GLOBALIZATION WORK
DE-GLOBALIZE THE JIHAD
THE THIRD WAVE'S THIRD WAY
PLANET OF SLUMS
THE GLOBAL IDEOLOGY OF FEAR
THE OTHER
POST-NATIONAL LITERATURE
COLLAPSE OR MASSIVE CHANGE?
THE RISE AND FALL OF AMERICA'S SOFT POWER
THE SCIENTIFIC IMAGINATION
PUBLIC DIPLOMACY
THE HEADSCARF CONTROVERSY
SCULPTURE AND THE NEW SCIENCE
BIOTECH AND THE NEW BABEL
WAR THROUGH THE BACK DOOR
ANTIAMERICANISM
THE RISING SOFT POWER OF CHINA & INDIA
THE BUSH DOCTRINE
FAIRNESS IN A FRAGILE
WORLD
AMERICA'S MIGHT
ISLAM IN THE 21ST CENTURY
ANTIGLOBOS
HOT PEACE
MODUS VIVENDI
LOOKING NORTH
FROM WELL HAVING TO WELL BEING
POST-HUMAN HISTORY
GLOBAPHOBIA
THE GLOBAL MIND
AFTER KOSOVO
FROM VIETNAM TO KOSOVO
DEGLOBALIZATION?
THE RISE OF THE MEDIA- INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
BOOM [NUCLEAR] AND [BUST] ECONOMIC IN ASIA
BEYOND CAPITALISM
ASIAN CRISIS
CHINA: THE ASIAN RENAISSANCE
SLOW IS BEAUTIFUL
ECLIPSE OF THE BIG PICTURE
AFTER THE END OF HISTORY
THE EAST IS RED AGAIN
HALF-A-HEGEMON
THIRD WAVE TERRORISM
HEIMAT
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Spring 1984

The Lesson of Bosnia: America Is the Key to Europe's Stability

Hans Dietrich Genscher was foreign minister of Germany from 1974 to 1992. His push to recognize Croatia in 1991 is said by many critics to have provoked the outbreak of war in the former Yugloslavia.

Bonn - If the Dayton Accords are implemented and complied with, they will bring and end to the most cruel military conflict in Europe since World War II. The accords are a victory for good political sense over military means as the way to solve conflicts. Above all, Bosnia's existence as a state within the borders recognized in 1992 has been guaranteed.

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