The Sly Art of Bribery
International treaties on bribery are often cosmetic, which Walmart will soon find out.
International treaties on bribery are often cosmetic, which Walmart will soon find out.
Lobbying has been around as long as there have been politicians.
The April 26 is World Intellectual Property Day, which propagates myths about IP piracy.
Seasteaders in the 1970s created their own country – the Principality of Minerva.
Once Jim Yong Kim was nominated by the US to head the World Bank he couldn’t lose. Since its formation, World Bank elections have been a farce.
Now that Mitt Romney is the Republican candidate, Karl Rove has a handy stash of $300 million to attack Obama. That will buy a lot of mud.
There is a long history of leaks of confidential information, going back to Benjamin Franklin. Wikileaks Julian Assange is in good company.
The idea that IP is “property” needs to be challenged.
Savvy professional skeptics are encountering little opposition from science wonks who are media-shy.
Miners fear a race to the top, as government tax their super-profits.
As population outstrips water resources the world could be entering a dangerous period.