Joseph Stiglitz

El Kaide'nin 11 Eylül 2001'deki terör saldırısının amacı Amerika'ya zarar vermekti, evet zarar verdiler fakat belki de Usame Bin Ladin'in bile düşünmediği bir şekilde bunu yaptılar.

The September 11, 2001, terror attacks by Al Qaeda were meant to harm the United States, and they did, but in ways that Osama bin Laden probably never imagined.

Pretty speeches can take you only so far. A month after the Copenhagen climate conference, it is clear that the world's leaders were unable to translate rhetoric about global warming into action.

This is not only the worst global economic downturn of the post-World War II era; it is the first serious global downturn of the modern era of globalization.

The bank meltdown marks a turning point in our thinking about how the world works writes the Nobel Laureate. In some ways this is the biggest crisis in 80 years

Dishonesty in the finance sector dragged us here, and Washington looks ill-equipped to guide us out

The cost of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts have grown to staggering proportions.

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China has carried off the world's largest reduction in poverty by grasping that market economies cannot be left on autopilot

Mandelson treats the negotiations with impoverished African countries as a bargain between equals

Gelişmekte olan ülkelerdeki milyarlarca insanın hayatı ve refahı yoksulluğa karşı açılacak küresel bir savaşa bağlı. Bu savaşta doğru generalin seçilmesi zaferi garanti etmez ancak yanlış generalin seçilmesi kesinlikle başarısızlık ihtimalini artırır.

With a US trusty for president, the World Bank won't fight poverty

Global economic forecasters tend to be upbeat. But not this year

The United States and Morocco last month signed a new bilateral trade treaty. The Bush administration has been bragging that it exemplifies the way its economic policies can build new ties and new friendships around the world.

A World Consensus is Emerging on the Destructive Effects of Globalization - but the Bush Administration is Out of Line

With one exception - the actual military "victory," which looks increasingly Pyrrhic - President Bush's Iraqi adventure has been marked by repeated failures.

America Preaches Free Markets, but at Home it's a Different Story

In Reality, the US Has Only Itself to Blame for its Swelling Trade Deficit

It is good news that the IMF has recognized the limits of its policies. But we should expect more of the IMF than just doing less harm. Even without capital market liberalization, the world will continue to face enormous volatility. Crises will not be things of the past.

Hızla çoğalan tarife dışı engeller için birşeyler yapmak gerekirken, Amerika gelişmekte olan ülkelerden yeni isteklerde bulunuyor, ülkelerini istikrarı bozucu spekülatif sermaye hareketlerine açmalarını istiyor.

You wonder, what would life be like if you were treated as well as Europe treats its cows? The world should have a vested interest in resolving inequality, not just protecting its own, says Joseph Stiglitz.

The Bush administration's naive belief in free-market economics reached a new level of absurdity this week with the proposal to create a futures market in terrorism.

Central banks' ruthless pursuit of price stability holds back economic growth and boosts unemployment

A little more than half a century ago, World War II brought the United States and the world out of the Great Depression, earning for war a positive reputation at least in the realm of economics.

Markets loathe uncertainty and volatility. Conflict brings both

Our world is as prone to financial crisis as ever. Officials from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank should remind themselves of that as they prepare for their annual meetings next week.

The conflicts of interest driving US financial scandals are being replicated on a global scale