The face of world politics will change dramatically in 2012 as some of the world’s biggest economies select new leaders. France and Russia have both recently elected new presidents. In the months ahead we will witness a change of leadership in China and the culmination of the US presidential electio…

It’s hard to go more than a few minutes in a day without touching technology. That’s not necessarily a drawback, however. Technology’s rapid spread and continuous innovations are responsible for major improvements to our quality of life. But consumers are wondering when is it too much? Does technol…

After months of intensive campaigning and seemingly ceaseless rhetoric, Taiwan’s incumbent leader, Ma Ying-jeou of the ruling Kuomintang (KMT) party, emerged victorious in the territory’s leadership election in January. Ma’s successful re-election might not have been a sure thing, but it was hardly …

Chinese society is being rapidly reshaped by microblogs and social media, and the government is being challenged to find a workable balance between allowing its 500+ million netizens to benefit from the cornucopia of information available on the internet and controlling information that it deems del…

The CSR business model is at a historic confluence between the business commitment to address social needs profitably, the rapid expansion of Asian economies and the spread of social media. CSR 3.0 is upon us and it has the potential to transform business in society, especially in Asian countries. …