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A conversation about the future of trade in the global economy with Susan Schwab, United States Trade Representative, Jagdish Bhagwati, University Professor at Columbia University and Senior Fellow in International Economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, Alan Blinder, Director of Princeton’s Center for Economic Policy Studies and Sherrod Brown, United States Senator from the state of Ohio

Charlie Rose / in Current Affairs / on Tuesday, May 5, 2009

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2009/05/06 at 8:26 pm

C.Rose: A conversation with James Carville

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A conversation with James Carville about the book “40 More Years”.

Charlie Rose / in Current Affairs / on Monday, May 4, 2009

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2009/05/06 at 2:16 pm

C.Rose: A conversation with Robert Zoellick

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A conversation with Robert Zoellick, President of the World Bank

Charlie Rose / in Current Affairs, Business / on Friday, May 1, 2009

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2009/05/05 at 8:02 am

Posted in Ekonomika, Global, Globalizacija, JAV, Kultūra, Politinė filosofija, Tarptautiniai santykiai, kapitalizmas

Tagged with C.Rose, China, developing countries, development policies, economic crisis, Europe, future, global economy, global institutions, R.Zoellick, USA, World Bank

C.Rose: A conversation with Tung Chee-hwa

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A conversation with Tung Chee-hwa, Former Chief Executive of Hong Kong

Charlie Rose / in Business / on Thursday, April 30, 2009

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2009/05/05 at 7:57 am

C.Rose: A conversation with Christine Lagarde

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A conversation with French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde

in Current Affairs, Business / on Monday, April 27, 2009

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2009/04/29 at 8:28 am

Posted in Demokratija, Ekonomika, Europa, Global, Globalizacija, JAV, Konkurencingumas, Kultūra, Politika, Politinė filosofija, Prancūzija, Tarptautiniai santykiai, Tradicijos, Vakarai, Valstybė, Vartotojas, Verslas, Vertybės, Visuomenė, kapitalizmas, smart policies, Žmogus

Tagged with abandoning sovereignty, ability to listen, Baker & McKenzie, better coordination, better not more regulation, better regulation, bird's eye view, C.Legarde, C.Rose, Chicago, coming back to France, common principles for regulation, competition law, coordinated regulation, create value, crisis of excess, deflation, deliver, dependence on foreign trade, early warning systems, entrepreneurship vs speculation, EU membership Turkey, excess of greed, excess of risk, excesses, execute execute, execution, execution as priority, financial and ecomic crisis, financial markets regulation, financial stability, focus on reform, France, France as sleeping beauty, free market economy, French finance minister, FSB, future, future of capitalism, G20, G20 to do list, G7, gate keepers, greed, handling of currencies, having two homes, IMF, implementation, inflation, N.Sarkozy, Obama, Obama terribly smart charismatic very very intelligent caring of other people, patriotism, reform implementation, reforms, regulatory reform, restart the economy, restore the balance, restore the moral compass, reviving France, risks, sligh recovery, stimulus, stimulus + regulatory reform, systemic risk, traffic rules, transparency, true leadership, TTT temporary timely targeted, USA, value

C.Rose: Conversations about the economy

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A conversation about the economy with Bill Ackman, major investor and hedge fund manager of Pershing Square Capital Management LP, Kate Kelly of The Wall Street Journal, Andrew Ross Sorkin of The New York Times and Joseph Stiglitz, economist and a member of Columbia University faculty

in Current Affairs / on Friday, April 24, 2009

A conversation with Lionel Barber, editor of the “Financial Times”

in Current Affairs, Business / on Friday, April 24, 2009

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2009/04/28 at 9:53 am

Posted in Demokratija, Ekonomika, Europa, Global, Globalizacija, Intelektualai, JAV, Jungtinė Karalystė, Kultūra, Politika, Politinė filosofija, Teisė ir reguliavimas, The varieties of capitalism, Valstybė, Verslas, Vertybės, Visuomenė, Vokietija, kapitalizmas, laisvė, why societies need dissent, Švietimas, lavinimas(is), žiniasklaida

Tagged with 21st century will belong to Asia, 5 smartest minds, A.R.Sorkin, AIG, alternatives for big banks, Anglo-Saxon capitalism, B.Ackman, backward looking vs forward looking strategies, bad assets, bank capitalisation, Bank of America, banking is supposed to be boring business, banks and gambling, banks and SME financing, better regulation, big banks as public utilities, break up big banks, C.Rose, capitalism, capitalism should be embedded in institutions, casino attached to a bank, China, Citi, Columbia U, conservatism, convert debt into equity, D.Brooks, D.Cameron, digital revolution, economy, equity vs debt, Europe, failed states, financial crisis, financial journalism, free market, free market capitalism is going away, FT, functions of banks, future, future of capitalism series, Germany, Glass Steagal Act, hold the territory together, holdings vs banks, informational cascades, integrative thinking, intertwined world, J.Stiglitz, jail, K.Kelly, L.Barber, lax policies, legacy assets, market, merger control, N.Sarkozy, newspaper business and digital revolution, newspapers, NYT, Obama, ordinary capitalism, Pershing Square Capital Management LP, R.B.Zoellick, role of the state, roundtable, Russia, S.Chu, shareholder value vs stakeholder value, smartest minds, strategies, stress tests, systemic problems and individual responsibility, T.Blair, TARP, taxpayer equity, too big to fail, too big to fail vs too big to be restructured, toxic assets, unfetted market capitalism doesn't work, USA, World Bank, WSJ, you have to meet the aspirations of the younger people

New book: “Beyond the State: Rethinking Private Law” (2008)

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Beyond the State: Rethinking Private Law
Ed. by Nils Jansen and Ralf Michaels

2008. XII, 422 pages.
Mohr Siebeck Publ., Tübingen
ISBN 978-3-16-149862-6
cloth € 99.00

“Private law beyond the state” is a topic that is fashionable, important, and widely discussed. Yet it presents so many different aspects and perspectives that it has, so far, remained remarkably poorly understood. Precisely because globalization moves the law “beyond the state”, lawyers find themselves forced to rethink private law and its relation to the state. This volume brings together contributions of leading scholars from the United States, Israel and Germany exploring the topic from different perspectives: legal history, law and economics, legal sociology, private international law, and law and anthropology. They aim at clarifying and structuring current debates, focussing on the historical, conceptual, and epistemological relations between private law and the state as well as on their relevance for legal argument; on the actors involved in processes connecting and dividing private law and the state; and on the fundamental normative questions that result from these processes. …>>

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2009/04/18 at 9:22 pm

C.Rose: A conversation about Somali piracy+

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A conversation about Somali piracy with Andrew Exum of the Center for New American Security and Robert Kaplan, Senior Fellow, Center for a New American Security

in Current Affairs / on Monday, April 13, 2009 / Charlie Rose

International: 14. April 2009, 15:28, NZZ

Angst vor der Rache der Piraten
Die Aktion der US-Marine verändert das Geschäft mit der Geiselnahme

Mehr als 200 Geiseln befinden sich noch in der Hand von Piraten. Ein Anführer droht mit Rache, nachdem die US-Marine drei seiner Leute erschossen hat. Bisher waren die Geiselnahmen ein erstaunlich unblutiges Geschäft. Es ist kaum im Interesse der Piraten, das zu ändern. …>>

Piraten: Wieder Schiff gekapert / USA: Kämpfen statt zahlen

Mykolas Drunga: Jūrų plėšikavimas – kaip jį sustabdyti? 2009 04 15 / 08:41 / lrt.lt

Kęstutis Girnius: Ar kovos su piratais planas duos rezultatų? 2009 04 17 / 08:50 / lrt.lt

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2009/04/15 at 3:29 pm

Posted in Demokratija, Ekonomika, Global, JAV, Konstitucija, Kultūra, Politika, Politinė filosofija, Pragmatizmas, Tarptautiniai santykiai, Teisė ir reguliavimas, Vakarai, Valstybė, Verslas, Vertybės, Visuomenė, kapitalizmas, laisvė

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Posts Tagged ‘future’

C.Rose: An hour with Timothy Geithner

C.Rose: Stem Cells with Dr. Doug Melton

C.Rose: Future of Trade in the Global Economy

C.Rose: A conversation with James Carville

C.Rose: A conversation with Robert Zoellick

C.Rose: A conversation with Tung Chee-hwa

C.Rose: A conversation with Christine Lagarde

C.Rose: Conversations about the economy

New book: “Beyond the State: Rethinking Private Law” (2008)

C.Rose: A conversation about Somali piracy+

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