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Who Will Lead the World Bank?
I think the trial balloons of Wolfie and Carly have popped. There was the Washington Post op-ed that critiqued Carly (suggesting that it would be contrary to th…
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Rehabilitating Wolfie
David Brook's latest column begins: Let us now praise Paul Wolfowitz. Let us now take another look at the man who has pursued - longer and more forcefully…
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Does Bolton Prefigure a Revived Unilateralism?
Here is one intelligent take on the Bolton nomination from the WP: Svein Melby, a Norwegian expert on trans-Atlantic relations, warned against viewing the sele…
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Daniel J. Solove
Monday March 7, 2005 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 271 Free and Open to all! Lunch Served In the Information Age, our lives are documented in digital dossiers maintai…
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Bush nominates John Bolton as UN Ambassador
A less diplomatic person would be hard to find. And it would be difficult to find some who despises the UN more than Bolton. It's like choosing Pat Robert…
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China Criticizes U.S. Human Rights Record
Piqued at the annual critique by the U.S. State Department, China has turned the tables and prepared its own assessment of America's human rights record for…
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Running the World Bank
Sebastian Mallaby has an interesting take on the possibility of Fiorina (or Wolfowitz) for the top job at the WB. He argues that appointing a failed private ma…
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Even Hostage Takers Like Roma football
According to the Italian reporter's account, her captors were struck by the concern of an Italian soccer star with the kidnapping: Then an almost funny in…
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Google Has A Blog
Google has a blog! This is a tricky move for a public company, and I would hope that a lawyer is vetting posts to make sure that they comply with securities la…
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Spurring an Arms Race in South Asia
Tom Friedman laments the "pacifist" EU's decision to sell arms to China. He might also lament our own decision to sell arms--including F-16s--to…
Kahle v. Gonzales - Appellee's Brief
The Government's opening brief in the Ninth Circuit. * Publication Type:Litigation Brief * Publication Date:03/05/2005 Download PDF…
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Don't let women do science, and jail men with long ring fingers!
A new study reminds us how we should be extremely careful in interpreting supposed genetic predispositions: How long a man's second finger is relative to h…