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Features

- A Guilded Recovery?
     Editor Grace Kim explores the effect of the financial crisis on the global art market.

- For Science and Peace.
     Antarctica is the only continent on earth without any country laying claim to it. How has it been preserved?
     Steven Blumenfeld discusses the past and future of this delicate body of ice and land.

- Strategic Voting Over Strategic Principles
     Can voters be better off under unanimity rule as opposed to majority rule?
     Andrew Maleki analysizes strategic voting rules in this exclusive piece.


Interviews

- Q&A with Professor David Bach of the Instituto de Empresa
      Argyris Tsiaras sits down with one of Time Magazine's 50 Thinkers of 2007. Bach is an expert in the concept of nonmarket strategy.

- Q&A with Edmund Phelps
      In pursuit of long-term recovery: Nobel Laureate Edmund Phelps' prescriptions for a more stable economy.


Book Review

- Education of an American Dreamer
      Peter G. Peterson recounts his modest beginnings in small-town Nebraska, and how he made it big.


Plus additional academic pieces and insights from our own editors!


 
 

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#1 2010-04-06 15:49
Great issue! The piece on art markets was particularly interesting. Keep up the good work!
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