Indians find their voice

Article Abstract:

More and more Indian-Americans are being drawn into public affairs in America nearly forty years after some of the first migrants came to the country in the 1960s, which is seen by many analysts as a positive step taken in the community. First generation immigrants feel they must get more involved, if they have to be heard and many are using their wealthy status to work as a political bloc because of which U.S. politicians have gone all out to woo the community.

Public Administration, Public Participation, Political aspects, Political participation, Indian Americans

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China should moderate growth

Article Abstract:

Maurice Greenberg is the chief executive of American International Group. The blunt speaking Greenberg downplayed the global threat of a potential Chinese economic downturn and urged Washington to move quickly to try to resolve the nuclear weapons crisis in North Korea.

Executive changes & profiles, INSURANCE CARRIERS, Officials and employees, Insurance industry, Interview, American International Group Inc., AIG, Greenberg, Maurice

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