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Mr. Singh Goes to Washington – Part II
YaleGlobal , 25 November 2009India’s industrial growth could bump heads with the US
LOS ANGELES : Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s trip to Washington this week is the first official state visit of the Obama presidency. Such visits are elaborate affairs and the status-conscious Indians will take special note of the honor, especially since President Obama just returned from his own high-profile trip to China. More >
Mr. Singh Goes to Washington – Part I
YaleGlobal , 23 November 2009Despite honor of the first state visit, India is peripheral to the US strategy
Obama in Asia – Part III
YaleGlobal , 20 November 2009The US President’s exposure is limited as China’s status rises a notch
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Businessworld , 24 November 2009
Sino-US ties are such that despite China's worry about a sinking dollar, it will keep buying US debt
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A clash of civilizations or a “confluence of civilizations”?
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Globalization is undercutting traditional cultures in the developed world
The New York Times, 23 November 2009
Job-starved immigrants look back home for a bail-out
The National Interest , 19 November 2009
A new reserve currency would do much for world welfare
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