Tag: BRIC

Saturday Links

May 11, 2013

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mwkruse

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1. The High Calling published an article I wrote. I linked it earlier, but here it is again in an act of shameless self-promotion. It goes to some core issues I'm trying to put into a book. Six Ideas on How to Lead Congregations to Integrate Work and Discipleship 2. Should Pastors Know How Much…
Brazil’s Potential in the Rousseff Era

Apr 11, 2011

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mwkruse

in Economic Development, Economic News, Globalization, International Affairs, South America

The Globalist: Brazil’s Potential in the Rousseff Era In 2003, President Lula inherited a poor, resigned nation on the verge of an economic implosion. Eight years later, Brazil’s new president, Dilma Rousseff, leads an emerging, optimistic nation. Dan Steinbock explores how Brazil can realize its full growth potential in the post-crisis landscape. One interesting note…
The lion kings?

Jan 6, 2011

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mwkruse

in Africa, China, Economic Development, Economic News, India, South America, Trends: Economic

Economist: The lion kings? Africa is now one of the world’s fastest-growing regions. MUCH has been written about the rise of the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China) and the shift in economic power eastward as Asia outruns the rest of the world. But the surprising success story of the past decade lies elsewhere. An…
The New World Order

Oct 15, 2010

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mwkruse

in China, Globalization, India, International Affairs, Politics, Race, Religion, South America, Trends: Economic, Trends: Social, Wealth and Income

Newsweek: The New World Order Tribal ties—race, ethnicity, and religion—are becoming more important than borders. … Although tribal connections are as old as history, political upheaval and globalization are magnifying their impact. The world’s new contours began to emerge with the end of the Cold War. Maps designating separate blocs aligned to the United States…

Tag: BRIC

Saturday Links

Brazil’s Potential in the Rousseff Era

The lion kings?

The New World Order