The Globalist Research Center’s Top Ten Features of 2010
What are The Globalist Research Center’s most thought-provoking features of 2010?
December 27, 2010
The following are The Globalist Research Center’s most insightful features of the year:
1. | PIGS Vs. APEs: Living on an Animal Farm Why are the so-called PIGS (Portugal, Ireland/Italy, Greece and Spain) often unfairly criticized for their lackluster economies and high debt levels?
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2. | America’s Turning Point: Was It 2001 or 2008? What can Americans learn about the future by identifying a fundamental turning point in their recent past?
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3. | Astonishing Transatlantic Cultural Comparisons Are the United States and Europe really so divergent when it comes to social values?
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4. | China’s New Doctrine: Mental Power for Uncertain Times How does the concept of “mental power” provide a useful prism through which to view U.S.-China affairs?
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5. | Beyond the Global Brain Drain: The Global Care Drain What problems arise from women in developing countries emigrating to the West to work in the care industry?
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6. | The Global Unemployment Crisis: Costs, Causes, Cures How to fight the misery index effectively, especially double-digit unemployment rates?
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7. | China’s Looming 2019 Deadline Is there a 70-year deadline for political parties?
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8. | Religion as a Globalizing Force In what ways was religion the first force that helped to globalize the world?
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9. | The Battle of the Billionaires: China Vs. India What are major differences in the population patterns of the world’s two billion-people countries?
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10. | Afghanistan |