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Artículo:: Currencies Aren't the Problempremium content icon
Autor:: Raghuram G. Rajan
Resumen:: The current debate over quantitative easing overlooks the important question of domestic economic strategy in both the developed and developing world. Put simply, consumers in industrial economies buy too much, and those in developing ones, too little.
Página:: 104
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 90
Número:: 2
Periodo:: Marzo – Abril 2011
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2011-02.txt

Artículo:: Iraq, From Surge to Sovereigntypremium content icon
Autor:: Emma Sky
Resumen:: The surge of U.S. troops into Iraq helped decrease violence and set the stage for the eventual U.S. withdrawal. But the country still has a long way to go before it becomes sovereign and self-reliant. To stabilize itself and realize its democratic aspirations, Iraq needs Washington's continued support.
Página:: 117
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 90
Número:: 2
Periodo:: Marzo – Abril 2011
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2011-02.txt

Artículo:: How al Qaeda Workspremium content icon
Autor:: Leah Farrall
Resumen:: Al Qaeda is stronger today than when it carried out the 9/11 attacks. Accounts that contend that it is on the decline treat the central al Qaeda organization separately from its subsidiaries and overlook its success in expanding its power and influence through them.
Página:: 128
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 90
Número:: 2
Periodo:: Marzo – Abril 2011
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2011-02.txt

Artículo:: The Indian-Pakistani Divide
Autor:: Christophe Jaffrelot
Resumen:: Many comparisons of India and Pakistan attribute India's democracy to Hinduism and Pakistan's autocracy to Islam. Philip Oldenburg's new book steers clear of this argument, focusing on historical, political, and external factors to explain how India came out ahead.
Página:: 140
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 90
Número:: 2
Periodo:: Marzo – Abril 2011
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2011-02.txt

Artículo:: Fighting the Laws of War
Autor:: Charli Carpenter
Resumen:: Two recent books cast doubt on the value of the existing laws of war when it come sto safeguarding civilians in an age of unconventional conflict. But a closer look suggests that the current regulations constitute a firm foundation on which to better protect civilians.
Página:: 145
Publicación:: Foreign Affairs
Volúmen:: 90
Número:: 2
Periodo:: Marzo – Abril 2011
ISSN:: 00157120
SrcID:: 00157120-2011-02.txt

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