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The Nano- Diplomacy as a Success of Holland’s Trade?
In today’s globalized world, the development of nanotechnology being considered as a pivotal gateway to Europe is based on the rational large-scale run and...
Read the new Journal of Rising Powers
Welcome to the second issue of the inaugural year of the Journal of Rising Powers. In our first issue, we focused a great diversity...
International Youth Day – Too soon to celebrate?
Another year, another International Youth Day, with the theme: “Youth Building Peace”. According to the UN, this global day – 12 August – serves...
“Educate to survive:” The key to Singapore’s educational success
SINGAPORE - Since the PISA results came out in 2015, announcing that the Singapore Educational system ranked number 1 in the world in terms...
The Death of Civil Discourse
I still remember quite vividly my early days in college leading up to the 1992 presidential campaign between George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton....
The “Common Man” – R.I.P.
A merica’s Common Man exists no more – gone and forgotten. Once he was lauded as the salt of the earth - our...
Universal Basic Income in India: A powerful tool for Social Change
A Universal basic income (also referred to as basic income guarantee, Citizen's Income, unconditional basic income, UBI, basic Income or universal demogrant)...
Rebranding UNESCO: An interview with H.E. Dr. Hamad Al Kawari UNESCO Director General candidate
S ince his nomination for the position by Qatar in March 2016, Dr Al Kawari has also won support of a number of...
The King of Education: An interview with Privy Council Kasem Wattanachai
2016 was a sad year for Thailand. The country lost the great monarch and Thai people lost the guiding light. King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Rama...
Thailand and the inequality challenges
Politicians, policymakers and members of the public have recently given much attention to the government's Thailand 4.0 economic model which aims to make the...