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Articles in Summer, 2002 issue of International Economy, The

• The offensive blitz …
• Televising money; ever uttered the line, "That's so provocative there should be a book on it"? Dan Yergin not only wrote The Book on globalization—The Commanding Heights—he produced a fascinating 6-hour televised documentary on the sub
• Labor pains in Italy: the European struggle over flexible employment turns bloody
  by Francis X. Rocca
• Blair's money problem: the euro felled the Tories. Is Labour next?
  by Hans S. Nichols
• Merchants of death: in a booming business, small-arms brokers make a killing
  by John A. Kruger
• Counting on Dracula
  by Owen Ullmann
• Central Bank losers: the inside story of how the ECB and the Bundesbank are being pushed aside as financial regulators
  by Klaus C. Engelen
• Who's who in big oil: TIE's periodic rundown of the global powers that be
• … And Powelling around
• Monti's bum rap: economically speaking, Europe's competition czar is really a `classic liberal'—with an interventionist streak
  by Brian M. Carney
• Bankruptcy lite: has the Powell Doctrine as applied to international finance created more problems than it has solved?
  by Arturo C. Porzecanski
• Daschle's trial run?
• The incredible shrinking prime minister; after promising a revolution of reform, Japan's Junichiro Koizumi is just more of the same
  by Brett M. Decker
• And you kill babies, too!
• Raining sun at the Fed; the Federal Reserve adds some clarity to its record. Or does it?
  by Dina Temple-Raston