Friday, February 5, 2010

[RED DEMOCRATICA] The World This Week - U.S. Debt - Defense Budget - Six Party Talks - more

 

From the Council on Foreign Relations

February 5, 2010

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In this Issue:

Confronting the Debt Threat

Deficits in a Growing Defense Budget

Security in Northeast Asia


Confronting the Debt Threat

Some of Obama's budget proposals are sound policy, but congressional gridlock and faster economic reforms in China and Europe could jeopardize U.S. competitiveness, says Economist.com editor Ryan Avent. Read more

Op-ed: "How to Destroy American Jobs" by Matthew Slaughter (Wall Street Journal)

Geo-Graphics: Chart on President Obama's "Export Ambitions"

CFR Meeting Trancript, Video, Audio: "Global Economic Trends - A Conversation with Joseph Stiglitz"

Op-ed: "Fiscal Death Spiral" by Edward Alden (Daily Beast)

CFR Meeting Transcript, Video, Audio: "Stimulus in a Volatile Financial World" with World Bank Chief Economist Justin Yifu Lin

Op-ed: "How to Make a Weak Economy Worse" by Amity Shlaes (Wall Street Journal)

CFR experts on Economics, Financial Crises

Deficits in a Growing Defense Budget

The Obama administration's proposed defense budget fails to align spending with calls to rebuild the military to handle irregular warfare, says expert Todd Harrison. Read more

CFR Meeting Transcript, Audio, Video: "Rebalancing and Reforming Defense - Quadrennial Defense Review 2010" with Undersecretary of Defense Michèle Flournoy

Op-ed: "Drones - War from Afar" by Micah Zenko (ISN)

Foreign Affairs: "The Best Defense - Preventive Force and International Security" by Abraham Sofaer

Council Special Report: Enhancing U.S. Preventive Action by Paul Stares and Micah Zenko

Op-ed: "New Doubts about Afghanistan" by Leslie Gelb (Daily Beast)

CFR experts on Defense Policy and Budget

Security in Northeast Asia

CFR Senior Fellow Sheila Smith says the Six Party Talks have built cooperation among Northeast Asian countries, which need to work together on North Korea, but also on tension between the U.S. and China over planned U.S. arms sales to Taiwan. Read more

Project: "Northeast Asia Security Architecture" directed by Sheila Smith

Interactive: Crisis Guide - The Korean Peninsula

Article: "Prospects for a Northeast Asia Security Framework" by Scott Synder (Korea Economic Institute)

Council Special Report: The United States in the New Asia by Evan Feigenbaum and Robert Manning

Op-ed: "The North Asia Security Split" by Caroline Leddy (Wall Street Journal)

Backgrounder: Six Party Taks

CFR experts on Northeast Asia

 
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The Economic Recovery in Historical Perspective

The newest chart book from the Center for Geoeconomic Studies shows that the increase in unemployment since the start of this recession is worse than any unemployment spike in the postwar period. While an economic recovery is under way, it demonstrates that many metrics remain worse than in other postwar cycles.

 
 
On the CFR Blogs

GEO-GRAPHICS

Chart illustrating what factors must work in President Obama's favor in order to reach his goal of doubling U.S. exports within five years

More from the Center for Geoeconomic Studies

ASIA UNBOUND

Josh Kurlantzick on applying lessons learned from the Asian Tsunami to Haiti

Elizabeth Economy on predictions for a deterioration in U.S.-China relations

Adam Segal on India as a science superpower

Elizabeth Economy on the focus on China at the World Economic Forum

Josh Kurlantzick on China's role in weapons purchases by other South East Asian nations

More from the Asia Program

 
 

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