Since its collapse in autumn 2008, the world economy has gone through three phases: a year or more of rapid decline; a bounce back in 2009–10, which nevertheless did not amount to a full recovery; and a second, though so far much shallower, downturn in the developed world over the last year. The resulting … Continue reading
I 10 di Capaci e Via d´Amelio … dedicato a
Francesca Morvillo Per tutta la settimana ripeteremo questo articolo in ognuno degli inzines , ( internet magazines),del crossmedia per ricordare le stragi compiute da un non state actor appartenente alla categoria del trannational organized crime noto come mafia . Provocatoria la scelta di usare 10 teschi invece di altrettante foto. Provocatoria perche´siamo in giornate post-ballottaggio … Continue reading
Rating Action: Moody’s downgrades Italian banks; outlooks remain negative
Global Credit Research – 14 May 2012 Actions conclude the review announcements of 15 February 2012 and other dates Milan, May 14, 2012 — Moody’s Investors Service has today downgraded by one to four notches the long-term debt and deposit ratings for 26 Italian banks, including five banks that are part of larger groups. In … Continue reading
INTIFADA FRANÇAISE ? DE L’IMPORTATION DU CONFLIT ISRAÉLO-PALESTINIEN , Marc HECKER, chercheur, Centre des Etudes de Sécurité
Le début de la deuxième Intifada, à l’automne 2000, a coïncidé avec une hausse spectaculaire des actes antisémites en France. Depuis lors, chaque explosion de violence au Proche-Orient se traduit par une montée des tensions sur le territoire national, si bien que certains n’hésitent plus à parler d’une « importation du conflit israélo-palestinien ». L’auteur … Continue reading
Challenges for the Financial Systems and the Monetary Policy Regimes in Southern Mediterranean Countries After the Crisis (ARI)by Pilar L’Hotellerie-Fallois, Luis Orgaz and Pedro del Río Associate Directorate General of International Affairs, Bank of Spain
©2012 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED THE AUTHOR(S) AND THE PUBLISHER Theme: This ARI reviews some aspects of the financial systems and the design and implementation of monetary policy regimes by central banks in the southern Mediterranean countries in order to assess the scope for changes in these areas. To adequately frame the discussion, the economic performance … Continue reading
Weekly Credit Outlook
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Avanade Global Survey: Dispelling Six Myths of Consumerization of IT
Globally, 88 percent of executives report employees are using their personal computing technologies for business purposes. As a result, technology leaders have to rethink the role and responsibility of IT as more and more employees use personal technology in the workplace. Smartphones, tablets and laptops, as well as social networks and online services that employees … Continue reading
Solar power’s next shining
Has the solar-power industry lapsed into a classic cycle of boom and bust after a decade of unprecedented growth? It might appear so. As years of government subsidies boosted the global installed capacity of solar-photovoltaic (PV) modules and dramatically cut prices, new producers, including China, rushed into the market, prompting oversupply and pressure on … Continue reading
The changing fortunes of differential treatment in the evolution of international environmental law By Lavanya Rajamani
This article traces the evolution of international environmental law and dialogue in the four decades from Stockholm, 1972, to Rio+20, 2012, with a focus on the changing dynamics of the discourse between developed and developing countries, and the corresponding interpretational shifts in the application of differential treatment in international environmental law—climate change law in … Continue reading
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Dear Readers we are improving the layout of all our magazines and for this reason till next week we do not publish. Best regards Prosumerzen Editorial team
Political Elasticity (PE) Theory: Doing for the Social Sciences what Darwin did for the Biological Sciences by Prof. Herbert H. Werlin
In The Washington Post, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is reported to have pledged to the new government of Egypt tens of millions of dollars of financial aid and business incentives in addition to the more than $1 billion already available to Egypt by the Overseas Private Investment Corporation to fund small and medium size … Continue reading
Il mondo non e´solo glocal ma anche locglob. Un esempio di sustainable town in Italia : Cuneo by Paolo Dealberti
Viviamo in tempi in cui una turbolenza piu´immaginata ,a causa dell´incompetenza di troppi livelli di leadership ,che reale ci fa dimenticare che le rivoluzioni hanno sempre effetto retroattivo e quindi ogni evento deve essere inquadrato non solo nel quotidiamo ma anche nel medio e lungo periodo. Un insegnamento prezioso che ha trovato la sua massima … Continue reading
“Linsanity,” Social Media and US-Asia Relations by Dr. ELINA NOOR
Jeremy Lin, the New York Knicks’ former benchwarmer and now worldwide basketball sensation, is the new Cinderella Man or “Linderella” of basketball, and maybe even more. As the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) first American-born player of Chinese-Taiwanese descent, Lin has notched impressive game statistics, sparked new “Lin-go” around his name, and enraptured fans from Queens … Continue reading
Cloud Computing in Education in Current Financial Crisis by Prof.. Shalini Gupta
Cloud Computing is the use of common software, functionality or business applications from a remote server that is accessed via the Internet. Basically, the Internet is the “cloud” of applications and services that are available for access to subscribers utilizing a modem from their computer. With Cloud Computing, one simply logs into desired computer applications … Continue reading
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Today 14 articles in deutsch,english,italiano,русский
Dears Readers tags refresh for whom who not online when we have published today Here in Prosumerzen Ашер Хасан Послание мира из Пакистана India and the World: Short and Medium-Term Prospects by Dr. Pranab Mukherjee, Finance Minister of India Zehn Jahre Einsamkeit Zur Überbrückung der Pause im Erweiterungsprozess der Europäischen Union sollten dem Westbalkan und … Continue reading
Ашер Хасан Послание мира из Пакистана
Намасте. Салам.Шалом.Сат Сри Акал.Приветствую вас всех из Пакистана.Говорят, что мы часто боимся того, чего не знаем.И Пакистан не исключение.Потому что он порождал и порождаетстрах в душах западных цивилизаций,особенно когда смотришь на Пакистан через чёрно-белые очкибеспорядка и хаоса.Ну Пакистан гораздо больше всего этого. Сейчас Вы увидете фотографии,сделанные самыми активнымии молодыми Пакистанскими фотографами,которые пытаются дать вам иной … Continue reading
India and the World: Short and Medium-Term Prospects by Dr. Pranab Mukherjee, Finance Minister of India
Pranab Mukherjee, Finance Minister of India Chandrajit Banerjee, Confederation of Indian Industry Arvind Subramanian, Peterson Institute for International Economics C. Fred Bergsten, President Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington, DC C. Fred Bergsten: We apologize for the late start, but the Minister has been deeply engaged at meetings at the IMF, and partly because of … Continue reading
Zehn Jahre Einsamkeit Zur Überbrückung der Pause im Erweiterungsprozess der Europäischen Union sollten dem Westbalkan und der Türkei praktische Integrationsschritte angeboten werden by Prof.Andrea Despot, Prof.Dušan Reljić,Prof.Günter Seufert
Nach der Aufnahme Kroatiens Mitte 2013 ist damit zu rechnen, dass der Prozess der Erweiterung der Europäischen Union in Richtung Westbalkan und Türkei erst einmal zum Stillstand kommt, möglicherweise für eine Dekade oder länger. Wie kann die EU trotzdem sicherstellen, dass sie die treibende Kraft der Konflikttransformation in den Ländern des Westbalkans bleibt, und wie … Continue reading
The Piety Premium of Islamic Bonds by Prof. Theodore Reuben Ellis
Traditionally, the Islamic states have had to reach out to Western capital markets to obtain funding for major projects. Islam’s prohibition on the collection of interest (riba) made it difficult to find buyers within the Muslim world for debt securities issued by sovereign nations, even predominately Muslim ones. In recent years, however, the invention of … Continue reading
