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Reducing timber loss through responsible management of the world’s forest stock has the power to reduce poverty, conflict, and greenhouse gases. This policy paper details efforts to date and provides comprehensive proposals for much needed action.
Age of Greed
WPI Senior Fellow Jeff Madrick describes the history of how greed has bred America’s economic ills over the last forty years, and of the men most responsible for them. He recounts the single-minded pursuit of huge personal wealth that has been on the rise in the United States since the 1970s, led by a few individuals who have argued that self-interest guides society more effectively than community concerns.
World Policy Institute - The Program on Citizenship and Security
PROGRAM ON CITIZENSHIP & SECURITY
Staff
Project Leaders:
Michele Wucker, Senior Fellow and World Policy Institute Executive Director, is the recipient of a 2007 Guggenheim Fellowship for her work on changing views of citizenship, exclusion, and belonging. She is co-founder of WPI's Immigrant Voting Project and of WPI's Citizenship and Security Program, and a research fellow at the Immigration Policy Center. Ms. Wucker lectures frequently about immigration, cross-cultural conflict and conciliation, and Caribbean politics.
Belinda Cooper is a co-founder of the Citizenship and Security Program at the World Policy Institute and an adjunct professor at New York University’s Center for Global Affairs. She is the editor of War Crimes: The Legacy of Nuremberg, which explores the interconnections between the Nuremberg tribunal and today’s international criminal tribunals. Cooper teaches and lectures on human rights and international law, especially as related to the current “war on terror.”
Ian Cuthbertson is the Director of World Policy Institute's Counterterrorism Program and a co-founder of the Citizenship & Security Program. He is a former member of the Diplomatic Service of the United Kingdom, was vice president of Programs at the EastWest Institute in New York, and is a past editorial director and executive vice president of the media publishing company TV Books.
Mira Kamdar has been a Senior Fellow at the World Policy Institute since 1992, and was Acting Director in 1996-97. Mira is a Bernard Schwartz Fellow of the Asia Society for the calendar year 2008, based at the Society's New York headquarters, where her work focuses on issues of equity and sustainability in the context of accelerating globalization and climate change, and on a changing U.S.-Asia relationship.
