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Policy Innovations

Policy Innovations is The Carnegie Council's online magazine featuring ideas for a fairer globalization and a database of innovators.

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http://www.policyinnovations.org
Main Address
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
170 East 64th Street
New York, NY 10021-7496
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United States
Main Telephone
212-838-4120
Joined OneWorld
17.10.2006

Features
26.06.2008 The recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa and President Mbeki's "quiet diplomacy" towards Zimbabwe are signs that South Africa may not be ready to host the 2010 FIFA World cup, says editor Matthew Hennessey.
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Related topics/regions: [Zimbabwe] [South Africa]
24.06.2008 U.S. presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama are missing a massive opportunity to save lives and radically change the course of world history, say health and education activists Saul Garlick and Elizabeth Arkell.
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17.06.2008 South African civic leader Patrick Bond discusses the parallels between his country's past and Zimbabwe's present crisis, noting how the South African president's "quiet diplomacy" has nurtured Zimbabwe's culture of corruption and cronyism.
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Related topics/regions: [Zimbabwe] [South Africa]





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