AdaptNet ngày 25 tháng 9 năm 2012

Mối liên hệ giữa y tế toàn cầu và thích ứng Kiến thức, tính dễ bị tổn thương và khả năng chống chọi mang tính bản địa Lập kế hoạch thích ứng tại các thành phố Nam Bán cầu Mô hình AdaptSTAR và tính bền vững của môi trường xây dựng Thích ứng với biến […]

Nautilus Peace and Security Weekly Report

19 April 2012 The Nautilus Peace and Security Weekly Report presents articles and full length reports each week in six categories: Austral security, nuclear deterrence, energy security, climate change adaptation, the DPRK, and governance and civil society. Our team of contributors carefully select items that highlight the links between these themes and the three regions in […]

Scenarios for the Future of United States-China Relations

Scenarios for the Future of United States-China Relations 2001 – 2010 United States Policy Towards China A Look at the Policy of Engagement Council On Foreign Relations by Elizabeth Economy The Role of Human Rights In U.S. Policy Brookings Institute by Catharin Delpino; June, 1999   The Initial Public Offering of PetroChina S. Capital Markets as a […]

Good Capital, Bad Capital: Dangers and Development in Digital Diasporas

v i r t u a l  d i a s p o r a s and global problem solving project papers   Good Capital, Bad Capital: Dangers and Development in Digital Diasporas (DRAFT) Phineas Baxandall Harvard University Introduction Most governments from countries with major diasporas are far more worried about capital flight than the […]

NAPSNet Daily Report 10 October, 2007

I. NAPSNET   1.   DPRK Nuclear Program Korea Times (“US-LED DISABLEMENT TEAM TO LEAVE FOR NK”, 2007-10-05)  reported that a US-led expert group will go to the DPRK to prepare for the DPRK’s nuclear disablement, the first activity in implementing the new six-nation agreement. Sung Kim, head of the Korean affairs office at the State Department, will […]

Nautilus Peace and Security 8 October 2004

THE NORTH KOREAN HUMAN RIGHTS ACT AND OTHER CONGRESSIONAL AGENDAS This is a paper by Karin J. Lee, Senior Associate at the East Asia Policy Education Project at the Friends Committee on National Legislation Education Fund. Mrs. Lee writes: “Congress should certainly be commended for raising human rights concerns about North Korea. There are, however, […]

Nautilus Peace and Security 8 October 2004

THE NORTH KOREAN HUMAN RIGHTS ACT AND OTHER CONGRESSIONAL AGENDAS This is a paper by Karin J. Lee, Senior Associate at the East Asia Policy Education Project at the Friends Committee on National Legislation Education Fund. Mrs. Lee writes: “Congress should certainly be commended for raising human rights concerns about North Korea. There are, however, […]

Nautilus Peace and Security 30 July 2004

AESNet Top Story: Updates on the ROK Energy Sector and the ROK LEAP Model, and Implications of a Regional Alternative Path for the ROK The Nautilus Institute released this paper from Nautilus’ Asian Energy Security Workshop held May 11 – 14 in Beijing, China. The paper provides an update on the Republic of Korea energy […]

Nautilus Peace and Security 23 July 2004

Options For Rehabilitation Of Energy System & Energy Security & Energy Planning In DPR Of Korea This report by the DPRK delegation was presented at the Nautilus Institute’s Asian Energy Security Workshop in Beijing, China from May 12th to the 14th, 2004. The report states, “the most important task for the sustainable development of the […]

INVnet Biweekly Update, July 31, 2002

LATEST REPORT July 31, 2002 Volume 2, #06       Ethical Goverenance Of Investment Network Bulletin 1. World Summit Attracts 106 Leaders, Not USA 2. New Interpretation of NAFTA Chapter 11 Provisions 3. State employees’ pension fund flexes its muscle around the world 4. WRI report warns environmental risks could reduce shareholder value of […]