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China, Trade, and Heathrow by Irwin Stelzer
Huffington Post
February 13, 2012
The Chancellor has seen the future in China, and it works. Or at least …

Cameron to Eurozone: Drop dead by Irwin Stelzer
The Weekly Standard
December 26, 2011
"A man attending a wife-swapping party without his wife." So a very annoyed French …

The Thirty-Year War by Lee Smith
The Weekly Standard
December 12, 2011
The storming of the British embassy in Tehran last week by the Islamic Republic's …

Rioting in Britain by Ronald Radosh
Pajamas Media
August 10, 2011
The rioting continues unabated in London, and as of this writing, David Cameron …

Europe Is Cameron's Achilles Heel by Irwin Stelzer
New Statesman
April 27, 2011
Membership of the European Union is not a condition. It is a process. That …

Home Economics by Irwin Stelzer
Ethos Journal, Issue Eleven, April 2011
April 7, 2011
Will Hutton and Irwin Stelzer ask what role the government should play in stimulating …

UK's High Price to Currency It Never Adopted by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
November 1, 2010
"A far away country … [with] people of whom we know nothing." So said …

Nick Clegg, le Tea Party, et un troisième parti aux Etats-Unis? by Kenneth R. Weinstein
Le Monde.fr
May 11, 2010
L’ascension fulgurante de Nick Clegg et de son parti libéral-démocrate au sommet des sondages …

Labour's Wrong to Get Rid of Brown by Irwin Stelzer
Guardian
May 10, 2010
It is a mistake for Labour to purge itself of Gordon Brown. It matters …

Canada’s Cold Front: Lessons of the Alaska boundary dispute for Arctic boundaries today by Christopher Sands
International Journal, Winter 2009-10
April 1, 2010

Can Ed Miliband stop the lights going out? by Irwin Stelzer
Daily Telegraph
March 24, 2009
Ed Miliband must be the bravest man in Gordon Brown's Cabinet. Anyone who would …

Will Scotland break up the U.K. in '07? by John O'Sullivan
January 2, 2007
Yesterday many Scots woke up with a hangover. ''Hogmanay'' -- the Scottish version of …