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• Dream on

  10 Dec 2008:

  Donald Sassoon: The state, your business: A new world order? Fat chance. States won't cooperate, and anarchy will continue to prevail

• NHS outsourcing is destroying human health

  8 Dec 2008:

  Mahmood Bhutta: To preserve health around the world, NHS medical supplies must be ethically produced

• Dispatches

  8 Dec 2008:

  'Glocal' takes off | Sumner catches chill

• It takes two

  5 Dec 2008:

  Harold James: Bilateral talks between China and the US are the most likely way of solving the global financial crisis and reforming the IMF

• Where east meets west

  27 Nov 2008:

  Mukul Devichand: It is the iconic status of Mumbai – global city of gleaming towers and sprawling slums – that made it a terrorist target

• The moral dimension of boom and bust

  23 Nov 2008:

  Robert Skidelsky: What has got us into this global financial mess is the false belief that market economics is a purely technical business

• Britain is ready to take advantage of this seismic shift

  23 Nov 2008:

  Tristram Hunt: The age of America is drawing to a close, with the Iraq invasion standing as the final act of imperial hubris

• The world is facing epic change. How will we cope?

  23 Nov 2008:

  Amit Chaudhuri: An America survey shows that US hegemony is over and that the centre of power is moving firmly to the east

• Making an ending

  21 Nov 2008:

  Joanna Bourke: The NIC's gloomy forecast is deeply narcissistic. Viewed from elsewhere, the decline of American power seems a good idea

• America's future is in good hands

  21 Nov 2008:

  Moira Whelan: Progressive leadership and cooperation among states can reverse the decline of US dominance

• Long live America?

  21 Nov 2008:

  Robert Fox: News of the early death of US dominance may seem exaggerated, but its diplomatic leverage is already fading

• 2025: the end of US dominance

  20 Nov 2008:

  US intelligence says incoming president will inherit country unable to 'call the shots' alone while advance of western-style democracy is vulnerable and nuclear proliferation grows

• Economies of scale

  21 Oct 2008:

  Ann Pettifor: A new Bretton Woods: To save economies and the planet, we must tame markets, increase state control and bring in a new global trading system

• Amid the rubble of global finance, a blueprint for Bretton Woods II

  21 Oct 2008:

  Jeffrey Sachs: Durable reform must tackle climate change and world poverty as well as market regulation

• A crisis sparked by the world's rich will have the poor paying the highest price

  20 Oct 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: Our worries about jobs or pensions pale beside the fallout Africa and Asia now face in this absurdly skewed global system

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