topic: Technology
July 12, 2019
				In my country’s first peaceful transition of power since independence from France in 1960, Mohamed Ould Ghazouani - a retired general and...
			
				Opinion			
				July 28, 2015
				“Welcome to the dystopian world of corporate education, in which learning how to think, appropriate public values, and become an engaged...
			
				Opinion			
				May 29, 2015
				Patrick Meier’s book, Digital Humanitarians: How Big Data is Changing the Face of Humanitarian Response , begins with an impressive seven...
			
				Reviews			
				December 12, 2014
				It is rare to read an academic work written with such soulful passion and perspective that it virtually borders on being a bluntly honest...
			
				blog			
				May 8, 2014
				More and more of our jobs are replaced by software, robots, and other forms of technology. Of course, in their mad quest to cut payroll,...
			
				blog			
				March 6, 2014
				This past week, it was reported that the Obama administration considered using cyber warfare – computer viruses, worms, Trojans – to attack...
			
				Reportage			
				September 18, 2013
				The past year has been a difficult one for Mali. A military coup in March 2012 to remove President Amadou Toumani Touré led to nationwide...
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