Antitrust for 200 nations: the fountainhead of global democracy

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The author discusses the increased antitrust measures being taken by governments which he believes to be in proportion to citizen demand for such measures. He argues that increased awareness of the issues, particularly through information provided on the Internet, should increase the likelihood of governments acting against monopolies..

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Antitrust Law, International aspects

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Invasion from cyberspace: antimonopoly policy will never be the same

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The author discusses how the Internet has and will continue to influence governments' antimonopoly policies, because Internet discussion groups are international forums for the exchange of ideas and have a broad range of participants.

Influence, Chat rooms

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Dimensions of the Muslim challenge to the West: how many are militant 'wahhabis'?

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The author claims that most Muslims in America are probably anti-American. He suggests a program of electronic surveillance and deportation of those who support terrorism.

Management, Usage, Political activity, Remedies, Muslims, Aliens, Terrorism, Electronic surveillance, War on Terrorism, 2001-

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