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10 Questions: Are Cheeseburgers the Key to Peace in the Middle East?

March 17, 2016May 20, 2019 IBGC 0 Comment 10 Questions, Baghdad, Contextual Intelligence, Entrepreneurship, fast food, James Stavridis, Master of International Business, MIB, Middle East, Mohammed ElBaradei, The Fletcher School, Tufts University

Amid the scars of continued sectarian violence in Iraq there is a new player emerging in the streets of Baghdad:

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People are increasingly worried about #privacy – which isn’t surprising, given the stream of revelations relating to @facebook user #data & commercial security breaches

But this is just the tip of the iceberg of today's digital anxieties→
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A social science phenomenon called the "network effect" means that any social network is increasingly valuable as more people join it–but that means it's also increasingly hard to leave.

What's the price to pay for #SocialMedia?

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21 Sep

Did you miss the #FletcherDPrize information session on Monday?

Visit our website to download an application, review important dates & deadlines, and learn more about the competition!

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21 Sep

We may be en route to digital unipolarity as key players in the #digital world cede to China 🇨🇳

Could this be the end of digital history?
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