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• MAY 16, 2012
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• • Michael Dobbs
  • Daniel Drezner
  • David Hoffman
  • Marc Lynch
  • Clyde Prestowitz
  • Tom Ricks
  • Stephen Walt

    ---

  • The Cable
  • The Call
  • The Multilateralist
  • The Oil and the Glory
  • Passport
  • Shadow Govt.
  • Transitions
  • Turtle Bay
• • 2012 Election
  • AfPak
  • Democracy Lab
  • Middle East

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  • Deep Dive Briefing
• • Morning Brief: Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial begins
  • AfPak Zardari to attend NATO summit on Afghanistan
  • Mideast U.N. monitors in Syria caught in violent clashes
• • Guarding Route Jeep - by Suchitra Vijayan
  • Accounts and Accountability and Sea Monsters - by David Rothkopf
  • Israel's Image Revisted - by Aaron David Miller
  • The Rise of Europe's Private Internet Police - by Rebecca MacKinnon
  • Portrait of The Hague as a Young Court - by Joe Sacco
  • The Global Middle Class Is Bigger Than We Thought - by Shimelse Ali and Uri Dadush
  • Mr. Omnishambles - by Alex Massie
  • Lebanon's Little Syria - by Emile Hokayem
• • Turtle Bay: The Brobdingnagians win again
  • David Hoffman: A relic of another era
  • The Multilateralist: U.S. "dolphin safe" labels not WTO-safe
  • Michael Dobbs: Mladic waves at his victims
  • The Multilateralist: Three cheers for homogeneity
  • The Middle East Channel: Yemen's presidential gambit
  • Shadow Government: Obama is better positioned on foreign policy, but is America?
  • FP Passport: BRICs lead the world in software piracy

Rachel Glennerster is executive director of the Poverty Action Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Michael Kremer is the Gates professor of developing societies at Harvard University. Heidi Williams is a doctoral candidate at Harvard Uniersity.

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