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Globalization and its DiscontentsDAVID GOWTackling Inequality in KenyaHANNAH KIM & THOMAS O’BRIENVeil Ban in EuropeSHAISTA GOHIRClosing the Gap in Indigenous Disadvantage MEGAN DAVIS With an Introduction by HELEN CLARK

FORUM CONTRIBUTIONS:

IN THIS ISSUE:The Abe FactorSHEILA SMITHThe Role of Religion in Constitutions Emerging from Arab Spring RevolutionsEVELYN MARY ASWADTerrorist Migration to Social MediaGABRIEL WEIMANN

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STATE RESTRCITIONS NOT ONLY UNDERMINE GENDER EQUALITY, BUT ALSO FUEL GENDER ED ISLAMPHOBIA.

SHAISTA GOHR

WE COULD JUST BE ONE POOR HARVEST AWAY FROM CHAOS.LESTER BROWN

THE OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE TODAY IS OF A RESURGENCE OF THE UGLIEST FORMS OF ECONOMIC NATIONALISM.

DAVID GOW

BY CREATING NEW SPACES FOR REGIONAL COOPERATION, LATIN AMERICA CAN UNLOCK NEW FRONTIERS OF INDUSTRIALIZATION THAT NO SINGLE COUNTRY

COULD ACCOMPLISH ALONE.MARGARET HAYES

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