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Fact:
8% of Iranians approved of US leadership in late 2011 and early 2012 — one of the lowest ratings the US receives worldwide. 46% of Iranians support cutting ties with countries that impose economic sanctions on Iran 31% do not, showing a sizable minority of Iranians still value relations.
—Gallup World, Feb. 2012

Audio/Video: World

Darfur: A Discussion of Human Rights
Human rights champion Michael Posner and Harvard Professor Samantha Power discuss the crisis in Darfur with Lee Bycel.  See more
Measuring Corporate Success
The bottom line for the American corporation is to create shareholder value. To many executives, this goal means... See more
Murder on the Grass: Leadership Stories from Rwanda,
We tend to use storytelling to articulate ethical norms, and the stories we tell define our leaderly and managerial... See more
Can the Global Economy Prepare for a Pandemic?
Eric K. Noji, MD and David Nabarro, MD with Heather L. Burns tackle a timely and pressing issue, asking: Who should... See more
What is Sustainable Development?
Poor countries are enjoined to seek not just development but sustainable development. But what exactly does this mean?... See more
Moral Consequences of Economic Growth
Throughout the industrialized World - and nowhere more than in the United States - governments, corporations, and... See more

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Fact: World
8% of Iranians approved of US leadership in late 2011 and early 2012 — one of the lowest ratings the US receives worldwide. 46% of Iranians support cutting ties with countries that impose economic sanctions on Iran 31% do not, showing a sizable minority of Iranians still value relations.
—Gallup World, Feb. 2012