Public Administration – Page 3

Will America Ever Become A Truly Color Blind Society? Affirmative action provisions have had the unintended consequence of reinforcing racial identity and prejudice

By Paolo von Schirach June 25, 2013 WASHINGTON – The only way to finally “resolve” the painfully complicated race...

By Paolo von Schirach June 18, 2013 WASHINGTON – Last year there were mass anti-Putin protests in Moscow. In the...

By Paolo von Schirach June 12, 2013 WASHINGTON – New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is getting close to the...

By Paolo von Schirach June 10, 2013 WASHINGTON – 94 year old Nelson Mandela, the symbol of anti-apartheid resistance,...

By Paolo von Schirach May 27, 2013 WASHINGTON – What do Greece and Madagascar have in common? Well, not...

WASHINGTON – Much is said about the magic powers of well crafted federal public policy to “create jobs”....

WASHINGTON – I wonder whether the elected leaders of perennially weak and now impoverished Southern Europe really grasp what is going...

By Paolo von Schirach April 30, 2013 WASHINGTON – Economists Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart came up with a...

By Paolo von Schirach April 24, 2013 WASHINGTON – Recently the WSJ provided a lengthy insight into Germany’s role...

By Paolo von Schirach March 10, 2013 TRAVELING BETWEEN EMERGING MARKETS – In the developing world, a few decades...