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Truth, Errors, and Lies: Politics and Economics in a Volatile World resources

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456 Index Rapa Nui (fi lm), 177 Rodowicz, Maryla, 45 rationality, 3, 42, 253; and capitalism vs. Rodrik, Dani, 321 socialism, 293–95; economic, 72–73, 109; Roman Empire, 50, 51, 52, 56, 111 and environment, 369; in the future, 337; Romania, 11, 45, 231, 334 and globalization, 109, 250, 251; and Round Table talks (Poland; 1989), 213, 214 motivation, 315; and regional groups, Rushdie, Salman, 45, 428n5 355–56; and terrorism, 404; vs. Russia: and China, 229, 230, 232; corruption neoliberalism, 254–55, 337 in, 237–38; currency of, 34, 118, 119; debt ratios: decile, 136–38, 140–41, 223, 384; of, 188, 192, 193, 199, 237; democracy score quintile, 141 of, 168; development in, 136, 241, 309; Reagan, Ronald, 207, 208, 209, 223, 404 economic freedom in, 172; and exchange Red Cross, 116 rates, 201; fi nancial crisis in, 98; foreign Reformation, 57 exchange reserves of, 188; in the future, 345, reforms, economic: in China, 229–32; and 409; GDP of, 232, 238; and globalization, culture, 311; of currency, 123; and 105, 352; inequalities in, 263; institutions development, 67, 68; and institutions, in, 247; international relations of, 279, 300–302; in less-developed countries, 339; investments by, 196; and media, 301–3; market-oriented, 11, 12, 206; in 21–22, 426n18; natural resources in, 417; Poland, 7–8, 215; in socialist countries, neoliberalism in, 2, 235–40, 250, 374; 206, 301–2 oligarchs in, 239–40; path dependence in, refugees, 98, 356, 400. See also migration 35; population of, 373, 374–75; privatization regional integration groups, 31, 97, 352–56, in, 236, 239, 240; and privatization of war, 369, 408, 439nn9,10,11,12; in Latin 407; and regional groups, 97, 354; the state America, 89, 90, 354, 408. See also in, 242; SWB of, 270; and U.S., 236–38, European Union 375, 391; values in, 170; vs. Poland, 236–37, regulation, 95, 250, 294, 395; and 238. See also Soviet Union globalization, 103, 108, 109, 348, 349; Rwanda, 75, 193 institutions for, 295–96, 299; and liberalization, 86; and neoliberalism, 252, SAARC (South Asian Association for 253; and nonrenewable resources, 364; by Regional Cooperation), 354, 355, 439n11 the state, 242–43 Sachs, Jeffrey D., 11, 425n1 Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), 340 SADC (Southern African Development religion, 56, 58, 233, 315, 316, 394–95, 405 Community), 354, 439n9 remittances, 185–86 Sagan, Carl, 3 Renaissance, 53, 56, 62 Samoa, 164, 304, 314 Reporters Without Borders, 356 San Marino, 168 The Republic (Plato), 126 Sao Tome and Principe, 193 Republican Party (U.S.), 18, 207, 369 Sarkozy, Nicolas, 121 Research Institute of Finances (Poland), 214 Saudi Arabia, 65, 147, 168, 172, 187, 226, 285, 305 resources, natural: alternative energy, 359, Scandinavia, 163, 212, 224, 226, 273, 316; and 361–63; China’s use of, 61–62; and climate globalization, 254; and “golden sequence,” change, 417; and coincidence theory, 332; 331; as model, 207, 241; role of the state in, destruction of, 174–82; and development, 104, 245. See also particular countries 66, 132, 173, 276–77, 279–80, 282, 284, 286, science, 3, 9, 309, 315; and culture, 350; and 287, 344; in the future, 343, 358–70; and development, 65, 163, 289; dogmatism in, income equality, 138; and integration, 91; 318; and environment, 174; in the future, and knowledge, 386; limits on, 369–70; 334, 337, 343, 392–97; and Internet, 398; and new technology, 396; in Niger, 151; and knowledge-based economies, 386; and nonrenewable, 276–77, 364, 396; language, 411, 412; and media, 340, 394; petroleum, 359–61; in Russia, 238–39; and politics, 13, 15; and terrorism, 405; vs. water, 279–80, 415, 416–17 art, 127–28; vs. religion, 56 revolutions, 36, 55, 108; digital, 101, 103, 398, science fi 27, 113 ction, 399; and globalization, 92–93; and Scientifi 101, 110 c Revolution, poverty, 381–82, 383 Scotland, 312 The Road (McCarthy), 28 Second Chance (Brzezinski), 351

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