Reading Time: 3 minutes Some vital economic sectors require government support and protection in order to grow and mature and not be held hostage to foreign influence
Author: Constantine Passaris
They don’t build borders like they used to
Reading Time: 3 minutes The modern border is porous, malleable and surmountable. It’s not an effective deterrent for undesirable political, social, medical or economic consequences
Too many fault lines in digital voting process
Reading Time: 3 minutes The shambles of the Iowa caucuses reconfirms that electronic voting is still a long way off
Canadian public policy requires a 21st-century upgrade
Reading Time: 3 minutes Intense public scrutiny of government actions has become the new normal, thanks to digital outreach and electronic connectivity. Canada must embrace the democratization of its public policy process
Republic of Ireland offers valuable social, economic lessons
Reading Time: 3 minutes Looking for – and finding – solutions to hot-button issues from education to economic vibrancy to population growth
Innovation and entrepreneurship are inseparable
Reading Time: 3 minutes They provide the machinery and the fuel for empowering and sustaining the new global economy of the 21st century
A young hero for all to emulate
Reading Time: 3 minutes Jesse Canney’s performance at the recent Special Olympics has been a catalyst for breaking down the barriers of marginalization
Rhodes cultural policy is a template for Canada
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Greeks believe that supporting the arts and culture is not a luxury but an investment in human progress
Internetization is globalization on steroids
Reading Time: 3 minutes An electronic empowerment has been unleashed by the information technology and communications revolution
Lithuania works to break from the past, set a new course
Reading Time: 3 minutes Transitioning from a communist economy to a free-market system is no simple task