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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
‘Zombie ideas that caused the near-meltdown of financial markets are still driving policy’
(This interview, with John Quiggin, professor of economics at the University of Queensland in St Lucia and author of Zombie Economics: How Dead Ideas Still Walk Among Us, was published in DNA edition dated January 3, 2011.) The arresting cover … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, China, class war, Economy, Efficient Markets Hypothesis, financial crisis, John Quiggin, politics, privatisation, society, stock market, trickle-down economics, US, Zombie Economics
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Stephen Roach takes the ‘baseball bat’ to Paul Krugman
(This article was published in DNA edition dated December 10, 2010.) Venky Vembu The intellectual war of words between economists Stephen Roach and Paul Krugman is the stuff of legends. They disagree – vehemently – on the fundamentals underlying the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, China, currency, currency war, dollar, Economy, financial crisis, jobs, Paul Krugman, property bubble, protectionism, Stephen Roach, tariffs, trade, unemployment, US, yuan
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Think Asia is out of the woods? Think again
(This article was published in DNA edition dated December 10, 2010.) Venky Vembu Ever since Stephen Roach, arguably one of the world’s most influential economists, moved back to the US in July after “three fantastic years” in Hong Kong as … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, China, currency, Economy, elections, financial crisis, property bubble, trade, US, yuan
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5 reasons why Obama’s visit was a colossal flop
(This column, intended entirely in jest, was published in DNA edition dated November 19, 2010.) Venky Vembu Reading media narratives of US President Barack Obama’s visit to India last week leaves me wondering if these commentators and I are on the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, democracy, diplomacy, geopolitics, India, Security Council, US
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The Power Club
Venky Vembu (This article, which addresses five fundamental questions arising from US President Barack Obama’s announcement of US support for India’s candidacy for permanent membership of the UN Security Council, was published in DNA edition dated November 14, 2010 as … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, China, democracy, diplomacy, Economy, geopolitics, India, Pakistan, poverty, Security Council, terrorism, US
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‘Even determined US leadership may not be enough to get India in’
Venky Vembu (This is a longer version of an interview with Dr Stewart M. Patrick, global governance expert at the Council on Foreign Relations, that was published in DNA edition dated November 14, 2010 as part of a package of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, China, diplomacy, Economy, geopolitics, India, Pakistan, Security Council, United Nations
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The US has coddled many dictators; we’re no less virtuous: Shashi Tharoor
(This interview with former Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor, in the context of US President Barack Obama’s recent articulation of US support for India’s candidacy for permanent membership of the UN Security Council, was published in DNA … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, China, diplomacy, geopolitics, India, Pakistan, Security Council, US
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Round-up: Barack Obama’s India visit
(Links to some recent articles and columns on US President Barack Obama’s visit to India.) The Power Club: answers to five questions on India’s chances of making it as a permanent member to the UN Security Council Will China spike … Continue reading →
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Obama’s visit marks the end of India’s innocence
(This column was published in DNA edition dated November 10, 2010.) Venky Vembu Former external affairs minister Jaswant Singh once noted wryly that gaining admittance into the club of Big Powers was like jostling in a crowd to get into … Continue reading →
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China ‘supports’ India’s enhanced role at UN
(This report was published in DNA edition dated November 10, 2010.) Venky Vembu China on Tuesday stuck to non-committal but positive-sounding formulation on US President Barack Obama’s support for India’s candidacy of permanent membership of the UN Security Council, saying … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, China, geopolitics, India, security, Security Council, US
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