Governance
- NewsletterBy Scott SnyderMay 28, 2009
The death of Roh Moo-hyun, the 16th president of the Republic of Korea (2003-2008), is a huge shock to South Korea’s political world.
- NewsletterMay 26, 2009
For a part of the world that doesn't have a lot of freedom, the Middle East certainly has a lot of elections that count. On May 16, Kuwaitis elected a new parliament, sending women to the chamber for the first time. On June 7, Lebanese will go to the polls, and five days later, Iranians will have their turn.
- NewsletterBy Sourabh GuptaMay 26, 2009
On May 17, incumbent Prime Minister Manmohan Singh won a famous victory in the 15th general election to the lower house of India’s Parliament, the Lok Sabha. Exceeding the most optimistic pre-election forecast of even his party’s pollsters, the governing Congress Party secured 206 seats out of a possible 543.
- NewsletterBy Jonas Parello-PlesnerApr 30, 2009
Since the onset of the financial crisis there have been suggestions to form a G-2 consisting of the United States and China. This proposal is based on the facts that China is the largest creditor of the U.S., the U.S. is China’s biggest export destination, and the strong interdependence of their two economies provides a foundation for joint action that can shape the global economy.
- NewsletterBy Hadi SoesastroApr 1, 2009
East Asian members of the G20 must participate strategically in this emerging global forum. They need to make sure that the G20 can produce policies and actions that will help bring the global economy out of the current crisis as soon as possible.
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ReportMar 18, 2009
Para abordar el problema de la ética y la transparencia en el gobierno municipal, el Programa de las Américas del CSIS realizó una conferencia el 14 de Noviembre de 2008, que reunió a los alcaldes de dos importantes ciudades de América Latina, los directores de las principales ONG dedicadas a la buena gobernabilidad, y donantes internacionales que se concentra
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ReportBy Michael J. Green, Bates Gill, Kiyoto Tsuji, William WattsFeb 17, 2009
Will Asia’s future see increasing economic interdependence and cooperation or growing power rivalry and confrontation?
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ReportJan 27, 2009
To address the problem of ethics and transparency in municipal government, the CSIS Americas Program held a conference on November 14, 2008, that brought together mayors of two important Latin American cities, heads of leading NGOs dedicated to good governance, and international donors focused on the topic.
- NewsletterJan 22, 2009

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ReportBy Gerald HymanJan 21, 2009
Several groups have called for a separate cabinet-level department of global development, locating U.S. foreign assistance in one place removed from the Department of State.




