If it wants to get back into the White House, the Republican Party must reconnect with American society, which is currently taking a hard hit from the crisis. And the debate regarding how this should be done has already begun.
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The United States: the Republican Party in search of its lost identity
Who is who in the new conservative landscape
Posted by , 30th April 2009
What the G-20 summit in London established
A change in how things regarding global governance are viewed
Posted by , 23rd April 2009
It remains to be seen how the agreements reached at the G-20 summit will be put into practice. The most important thing is the change in how things are viewed: the world can no longer be governed by a handful of Western countries. It would be premature to talk about a “new international order”, but there are indications that something has changed.
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Human Rights: Fujimori sentenced to 25 years in prison
There can indeed be justice in Peru
Posted by , 23rd April 2009
The fact that Fujimori has been tried in a public trial, with all of the guarantees of the law, should be cause for Peruvians to be proud.
War in Afghanistan: Will Hamid Karzi remain at the head of the government?
The new American strategy for “AfPak”
Posted by , 16th April 2009
Barack Obama has just launched his new strategy for Afghanistan. Is there a place for Hamid Karzai in the “restructuring plans”? Who can assure us that the other candidates aren’t ten times worse than Karzai?
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The political rise of Lieberman and its effect on Arab-Jewish relations
Coexistence can only be achieved in a climate of social equality and economic opportunity
Posted by , 27th March 2009
Israel should be very cautious regarding how it treats its Arab minority. The country, the national home for the Jewish people, has an opportunity to show the world how a minority should be treated, and Lieberman’s rhetoric does not represent a step in the right direction.
Communication and “citizen journalism” in the Twitter era
How to use the Web 2.0 to strengthen democracy
Posted by , 26th March 2009
Will we use this new access to information through tools like Twitter to create a more open and deliberative democracy, or simply to play gotcha games with politicians?
How the global economic crisis is affecting the working woman
The ILO reveals that the number of unemployed women could increase by 22 million in 2009
Posted by , 26th March 2009
Gender inequality in the working world is something that is lamentably deeply rooted in our societies. The global economic crisis is making it worse.
Communication and electoral campaigns: 12 advantages to carrying out political marketing
Positioning candidates, knowing your audience and much more
Posted by , 26th March 2009
I ride with the reins taut, holding back, for the important thing is not to arrive alone, or even first, but together and on time. 
