In praise of Davos Man: how businessmen may accidentally be making the world safer

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Clash of Civilisations' author Samuel Huntington derides the World Economic Forum in Davos Switzerland, as western businessmen oblivious to the fact that the non-western world is hostile to democratic capitalist culture. But it is their unbiased global ambition that could bring the world together.

Editorial, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations, Influence, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, World Economic Forum, Huntington, Samuel

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Forward to Methuselah: biologists think they understand why organisms age. Soon they may start doing something about it

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Research designed to discover ways to prevent the aging process is being conducted, based on the observation that organisms such as amoebas do not age. It is thought that the method of reproduction makes a difference. Amoebas do not simply pass on their genes, they divide themselves.

Aging, Research, Reproduction (Biology), Reproduction, Amoeba, Amoebas

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Safer than you think

Article Abstract:

South Africa is examined as a business environment, including policies toward business.

South Africa, Industrial policy

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