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Precious Drops
Craftsmanship Magazine
Eurozone Gains Momentum--But Can It Last?
Investopedia
Getting stoned: Madagascar must try to reap more of a benefit from its plentiful gemstones
The Economist
Property Wrongs: How weak ideas gain strong appeal in the world of development economics
Foreign Policy
Introduction - Globalization: Challenge and Opportunity
Foreign Affairs
Egyptian women push for right to travel freely. As it is now, male relative's OK is required.
San Francisco Chronicle
Madagascar - No Stone Unturned. The search for sapphires in Madagascar is creating economic rifts, health crises
San Francisco Chronicle
TheStreet.com
WTO coverage
Restless in Seattle, Protests Mark First Day of Summit
Battle in Seattle Delays WTO Meeting
Failure in Seattle Makes Globalization Look a Little Further Off
G7 and IMF
As G7 Opens, Malaysia's Mahathir Finds Surprising Spot in Limelight
Leaders Fiddle As World Burns
IMF Gets Tough With Ecuador
The Winners and Losers in the Sanctions Game
Latin America
10 Things You Need to Know: For Wide Spreads and Cheap Stocks, Investors Can Join the Latin Club
Argentina Market Volatility Shakes Investors, Stirs Politicians
Middle East and Africa
South Africa Looks to Get Back on Investment Map
Oil-Rich Nigeria Sees the Glimmerings of Economic Potential
Eastern Europe
After the Berlin Wall: A symbol of Change in Greater Europe
CNNfn Interactive
American? Look elsewhere.
Prague, sans protesters. IMF, World Bank, ministerial meetings forge ahead with no interruption.
New IMF chief talks tough
Financial Times
Blair strikes a chord with Irish America: Peace moves complement growing realism
Measures to tame marching season on parade in US: Irish Americans told cycle of annual clashes can be broken
Gingrich and spirit of Ulan Bator
Net gains for the rural poor
Women Still Clinton's biggest fans
US companies 'take advantage of Chinese sweatshop labour'
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Domestic
Dr. Ossian Sweet's Black Life Mattered
JSTOR Daily
Abortion law in South Dakota - Fire Thunder's lightning
Turning to tribal sovereignty as a way, perhaps, to get round the law
The Economist
Impeaching the president
Cries from here and there - Spasms of discontent at the grassroots
The Economist
Sacred or Profane - A Hawaiian row about who owns the placenta
The Economist
Native Americans and energy: Dancing with windmills
The Economist
A city prepares: Police, the mayor and the governor all at odds in John Kerry's hometown
The Economist
The Great Outdoors: Backpacker Power...In which the governor of Utah finds himself in a tricky spot
The Economist
Day-labour centres: An answer or a problem?
The Economist
A living wage: Getting high in Santa Fe
The Economist
Retirement communities: Isn't this gay, dear?
The Economist
The Redemption of Swine: Can Ken Lay Make a Comeback?
Slate
Book Reviews
How It Gets There From Here- With McPhee Riding Shotgun
New York Observer
The Struggle for Reform In Globalization's Back Office
New York Observer
Greed is Good: AN EMPIRE OF WEALTH, The Epic History of American Economic Power
New York Times
Buddy Cianci - Never say never again:
The "true story of America's most notorious mayor, some wiseguys, and the Feds"
The Economist
America's black economy - Pot, porn and prison
Three essays about the booming black market, charting corruption and desperation
The Economist
Sun and Shadows: A Veteran Africa - watcher paints his impression of the continent's progress and pain
Barron's
A Buck of One's Own - The U.S. Dollar, then and now
Barron's
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