Articles from The International Economy (March 22, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Old" vs. "New" Europe--and America: France's geopolitical intentions enjoy a history going back to de Gaulle in the early 1960s. Here's how America should respond. (Institutions).	Connolly, Bernard		1442
Big unease at the Tower of Basel: once a European fortress, the BIS is about to experience a Canadian takeover. Is this an emerging Anglo-Saxon Trojan horse? TIE's Klaus Engelen goes behind the scenes. (Institutions).	Engelen, Klaus C.		2607
Contradicting Clarida. (Letters To The Editor).	Orszag, Peter R.		1028
Courting international business: what are the human rights obligations of global capitalism? (Capitalism).	Aaronson, Susan Ariel		1512
George W. Quincy Bush! How the President could easily lose reelection. (United States).	Ullmann, Owen		1410
How China is eating Mexico's lunch: the Maquiladora system's comparative advantage is being challenged head on. (China).	Rosen, Daniel H.		1858
Iowa/New Hampshire winter book: TIE asked six experts how the early stages of the 2004 Democratic primary season could shake out. (United States).			5432
Is the Chinese currency, the renminbi, dangerously undervalued and a threat to the global economy? Over thirty important experts offer their views. (A Symposium Of Views).			10442
John Taylor's woes. (Off The News).			320
Should Japan and India become permanent members of the UN Security Council? (A Symposium Of Views).			866
The case for Fukui: a long-time Tokyo observer argues why a reformer, and not a deflation fighter, is Japan's best bet. (Institutions).	Katz, Richard		2451
The Fed's new deep bench: several new Federal Reserve policymakers are making surprisingly important contributions to the inside debate. TIE interviews one of the leaders, Governor Ben Bernanke. (United States).			3715
The incredible shrinking U.S. Treasury: can new chief John Snow turn things around? (United States)(Cover Story).	Barnes, Fred		2116
The international economy power tree.		Directory	2374
The race for the euro: the central and eastern Europeans eagerly seek club membership. Here are the hurdles. (Institutions).	Stark, Jurgen		1850
The view from the front of the train: some unique thoughts on how the U.S. economy affects the world--and vice versa. (Capitalism).	Gruben, William		1266
Who really runs America?--You are what you read--. (Off The News).		Brief Article	176
Why the world hates America: the economic explanation. (United States).	Zoakos, Criton		3884