Similar sentiments and language are on display in ROGUE STATE: America at War with the World (Nation, paper, $14.95), by T. D. Allman, a veteran foreign correspondent and the author of "Miami: City of the Future".
But peaking nations shuffle paper.
Grounded in the context of microfinance organizations (MFOs), a particular type of social venture that holds promise for addressing poverty in developing nations, this paper examines how institutional logics, related to market and religion, shape the nature and amount of capital acquired by MFOs.
THE push to move the nation from paper to electronic health records is serious business.
The New York Times isn't just some newspaper somewhere, it's the nation's paper of record.
As head of the Bank's notes division, she is guardian of the credibility of the nation's paper – though perhaps not "paper" for much longer.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Medicare officials on Wednesday detailed plans to distribute billions of dollars in stimulus to upgrade the nation's paper medical records to electronic files.
The Bush administration asked an appeals court to overturn a ruling that would require a redesign of the nation's paper currency so blind people could distinguish between bills of different denominations.
In the meantime, the department has been working "to improve the nation's paper currency to best serve the needs of all Americans, including those who are blind or visually impaired," said Brookly McLaughlin, deputy assistant secretary for public affairs.
Still struggling with 1,200 percent annual inflation, Zimbabwe's reserve bank said it would lop three zeros off the nation's paper currency starting today in an attempt to make sales and bookkeeping less onerous.
"From this point of view, Obama should be the model to follow for young immigrants who have come to doubt their feeling of belonging to the nation," the paper said.
