David Apgar

David Apgar is the author of the book "Risk Intelligence: Learning to Manage What We Don’t Know."

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Ugly Americans?

By , April 24, 2006 in Global Diary

Where does one have to travel these days to find remarkable samples of the American spirit?

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Wolfowitz and Sadr: Meeting in the Sand

By , October 22, 2004 in Globalist Perspective

Could a rebel cleric and the U.S. deputy defense decretary share the same beliefs?

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Getting Beyond Governments

By , September 23, 2003 in Globalist Analysis

Should aid be targeted at governments — or at people?

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Bin Laden's Letter to Saddam Hussein

By , July 22, 2003 in Globalist Perspective

What would Osama bin Laden have to say to Saddam Hussein?

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The Dominoes — Where Will It End?

By , April 26, 2003 in Global Bite

Did U.S. President George W. Bush’s warning of Syrian WMD announce the next preemptive strike?

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Meanwhile in Afghanistan

By , April 15, 2003 in Globalist Analysis

What does Afghanistan’s development point out about Iraq’s reconstruction?

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The UN to Tony Blair’s Rescue

By , March 18, 2003 in Globalist Paper

Can resolving Arab-Israeli issues present a compromise for a UN resolution?

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When Attacking Iraq Weakens U.S. Security

By , November 22, 2002 in Globalist Paper

Could a U.S. invasion of Iraq reduce U.S. security?

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Google News — January 31, 2005

By , October 21, 2002 in Globalist Perspective

Read some of the most captivating news headlines of January 31, 2005 — from London, Washington, Jerusalem and Baghdad.

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The Great Enron Opera

By , July 9, 2002 in Globalist Perspective

Is it time to record corporate scandals in the lexicon of U.S. culture?

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