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- KC posted on 04/06/2006ᷨ: -- neo-Leninist ʱ -- crony capitalism *********************************************************************** The Dark Side of China's Rise By Minxin Pei Foreign Policy, March/April 2006 Chinas economic boom has dazzled investors and captivated the world. But beyond the new high-rises and churning factories lie rampant corruption, vast waste, and an elite with little interest in making things better. Forget political reform. Chinas future will be
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- aeugleinTime posted on 04/04/2006Set your digital clock for 01:02:03 on 04/05/06 WASHINGTON - Call it a coincidental sign of our digital times or a reason to stay up late and stare at the clock. Either way, early Wednesday morning the time and date will be 01-02-03-04-05-06. At 1:02 a.m. and three seconds on Wednesday, April 5, 2006, it will be the first hour of the day, the second minute of the hour, the third second of that precious minute on the fourth month's fifth day in ... uh oh. Its not really the sixth year. Its act
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- ӿѧgadfly posted on 04/02/2006Enemies, a Love Story A Nobel laureate argues that civilizations are not clashing. Reviewed by Fouad Ajami Sunday, April 2, 2006; BW07 IDENTITY AND VIOLENCE The Illusion of Destiny By Amartya Sen Norton. 215 pp. $24.95 Nowadays the economist and Nobel laureate Amartya Sen travels the world, opinions at the ready. His subjects are rarely economic. In the main, he works "out of area," taking on a wide range of political and social issues that have little to do with the dismal science. He
- gadfly posted on 04/02/2006Reuters News Who's Counting: Distrusting Atheists Updated 12:16 PM ET April 2, 2006 Given the increasing religiosity of American culture, it's perhaps not too surprising that a new study out this month finds that Americans are not fond of atheists and trust them less than they do other groups. The depth of this distrust is a bit astonishing nonetheless. More than 2,000 randomly selected people were interviewed by researchers from the University of Minnesota. Asked whether they would disapp
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