I just launched a companion site to Global Security, Economics and Politics. The Down Link.
The site feautes videos from across the globe that enlighten or entertain along with commentary. The site also features (along with this one) live news and TV feeds from Reuters, including Entertainment and "Oddly-Enough." As with this site, comments are invited!
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Globalization is the new frontier. The post Cold-War world is a dizzying minefield of new political and economic challenges. From my vantage point in East Asia, I attempt to create some order from the chaos and present reasoned arguments on the many situations facing us on the geo-political stage. I have a special passion for issues relating to global trade and the remaining bastions of Cold War nostalgia, specifically Korea.
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About Me
- Brian Dear
- Seoul, South Korea
- From photojournalist to Army officer to nightclub manager to writer, Brian Dear has lived globalization as much as he has written about it. As a former Reuters photojournalist, Brian's photos have been published in most major magazines and newspapers across the globe. Brian is a former writer-in-residence at the famed Shakespeare and Company bookshop in Paris, France. Brian has worked as a screenwriter, short story writer, novelist and journalist. Now he attempts with words what he used to capture with cameras. Originally from Houston, Texas, currently he lives in Seoul, Korea where he teaches and writes about global security, economics and politics.
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Blog Archive
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- China quietly pressuring North Korea
- North Korea threatens war if Seoul enforces sanctions
- Kidnapping journalists never helps
- A letter to Kevin Brady on the Korea-US FTA
- China and Bloggers
- Rice: Korean trade policy is harming consumers
- Companion Site Launch
- Outsourcing the Drive-thru
- Fair and Balanced
- Outsourcing and Economic Gains
- Why Islamic Law is Bad.
- North Korean defectors, America and WMD
- Korea - U.S. Free Trade Agreement
- Reuters, India and the Newspaper Guild
- Oliver Stone and World Trade Center
- War Crimes, Journalists and Marines
- Globalization, Economics and Education
- The North Korean Nuclear Test
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