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Financial crises and their associated economic disruptions (or vice versa) can alter the international political order among countries by changing their relative power relationships. What precipitates these crises and disruptions have many origins; but in many cases their underlying causes slowly build up pressures that suddenly erupt in a...

Field Notes: Istanbul, Turkey

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As the world witnesses the largest rural-to-urban migration in human history, many great international cities have started to feel like carbon copies of themselves. New York, London, and Sydney have more in common with each other than than with neighbors like Rochester, Liverpool, and...

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