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It Takes All of Us: Winning the War of Ideas Against the Extremists
Ideological extremists have operated in Asia for decades. They remain undefeated, even though Asian
governments have spent billions of dollars, partnered in large, multi-national coalitions, and manipulated social media to their advantage.
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Asian Consumers Will Redefine the World
Pocketbooks, not politics, will help Asia influence economies around the world. The region’s sway wi
ll come from the oncoming wave of consumers it’s unleashing upon global markets. But increased consumption is only the initial impact.
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Family Businesses: Redefining for the Future
Asia’s growing economic power, growing consumer base, and digital innovations are redefining the re
gion’s relationship with the rest of the world.
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Timor-Leste: From Conflict to Resolution and Peace
A longer version of this article was first published in Wall Street International Magazine on July 2
0, 2019.
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In Financial Services Innovation, Look to Asia to Set the Pace
It may sound strange, but many of us fortunate enough to live and work in Asia at this point in time
have learned to take innovation for granted.
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Asia’s ‘Weaponized’ Economic Future
Asia now stands at the center of a new era, in which economics and geopolitics are again becoming ev
er-more closely intertwined.
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Milken Institute Responds to Federal Housing Finance Reform Plans
Housing finance program director Eric Kaplan says "The ramifications of these plans ... cannot be ov
erstated."
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Milken Institute names Curtis S. Chin to its Singapore-based Asia Center
For Immediate Release
June 16, 2014
Milken Institute names Curtis S. Chin to its Singapore-b
ased Asia Center
Former U.S. Ambassador is first Asia Fellow
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Medical Technology: Benefits Far Outweigh Costs Milken Institute report sizes up overall economic impact of "med tech"
LOS ANGELES -- As America ages and sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets become more common, expe
rts agree the nation is suffering a sharp rise in the prevalence of chronic disease.
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A man, a plan, a canal -- Nicaragua? In the latest Milken Institute Review: How Daniel Ortega and an obscure Chinese tycoon are teaming up to build a rival to the Panama Canal
LOS ANGELES -- Charles Castaldi, a former NPR reporter in Central America, explains how a Nicaraguan
strongman and Chinese billionaire are planning to dig a $50 billion canal that will eclipse its rival to the south.
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