The Globalist’s Top Books of 2009
What are The Globalist’s ten favorite books of the year?
The Globalist's top books of 2009
Takeaways
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Matthew Glass: Ultimatum What could a hypothetical future climate change discussion between the United States and China look like?
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Paul Starobin: After America Is the United States still the storied melting pot of cultures, or is it developing into something more?
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Harold James: The Creation and Destruction of Value How has the process of globalization influenced the development of national political parties?
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James Tooley: The Beautiful Tree Is primary education easily available to the lower classes of the population in India?
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Wendy Dobson: Gravity Shift Why will the United States continue to lead the world despite the growing economic clout of China and India?
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David Reynolds: Waking the Giant How have past financial crises affected the history of the United States?
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C. Fred Bergsten, Charles Freeman, Nicholas Lardy and Derek Mitchell: China’s Rise How is China perceived across the world?
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Ali Allawi: The Crisis of Islamic Civilization Why is the process of Christian Reformation not applicable for modern Islam?
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Joseph Contreras: In the Shadow of the Giant How has the Mexican city of Monterrey been affected by the drug violence?
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David Singh Grewal: Network Power How is globalization changing our own culture?
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