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To what extent is the urgency of European defense driven by a hegemonic state asserting its preferences over others?

Why were capitalist democracies better placed than authoritarian socialist regimes to recover from the crises of the 1970s?

Who are the winners and losers of Turkish-Syrian reconciliation?

The partnership between Mongolia and Central Asia could redefine the old inter-Eurasian trade

The Iranian Reformists Can Still Do It

The election of a reformist-minded heart surgeon as President of the Islamic Republic might revive the moderates` attempt to re-engage with the West

America's East Asian dilemma can be overcome

In times of regional militarism, US-mandated good relations between South Korea and Japan cannot stand without first addressing the historical social justice.

Don't expect the great Leviathan to provide better than private incentives under competition

The Arab world between the strategic opening towards Israel and the normalization of the Middle East

The `Wealth of Nation`: from Antiquity to Adam Smith

The FDI importance for the economy: an injection and leakage function towards achieving economic equilibrium

A shortage in aggregate demand: a Keynesian-Monetarist contest in the sources for additional demand

Introduction Human society is perceived as more economic than human. At least, this is the perception of the Austrian School, which is based on the concept of a rational economic agent, or `homo-economicus`. Based on its Walrasian roots, consumers are always found at the informational limits of what is happening in the economic society, they […]

Special Dispatch from the United Kingdom: Fiscal or Monetary Policy?

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