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International Herald Tribune

27 October 2008

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Taraf

28 Ekim 2008

Radikal İki

26 Ekim 2008

There was something almost criminally pathetic about Alan Greenspan's confession that he had "made a mistake" in believing that banks could adequately police themselves.

Duh, deregulation doesn't work. Even Greenspan, the apostle of Ayn Rand, admits that now, too late.

The NewYork Times

26 October 2008

Open Democracy

23 October 2008

New Statesman

26 October 2008

Butcher and Bolt: Two Hundred Years of Foreign Engagement in Afghanistan

David Loyn

Hutchinson, 351pp, £18.99

The election campaign has (unofficially) lasted almost two years. It's featured endless discussions on health care, the housing crisis, and who should get blamed for something their minister said.

Maybe the polls and the conventional wisdom are all wrong, and John McCain will pull off a stunning upset.

Taraf

27 Ekim 2008

Bağımsız İletişim Ağı

27 Ekim 2008

Radikal

27 Ekim 2008

Agos

25 Ekim 2008

Thursday 23 October 2008

by: Michael M. Grynbaum, The New York Times

The depression has started. Journalists are still coyly enquiring of economists whether or not we may be entering a mere recession. Don't believe it for a minute. We are already at the beginning of a full-blown worldwide depression with extensive unemployment almost everywhere.

The Guardian

24 October 2008

Agos

17 Ekim 2008

Agos

17 Ekim 2008