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...feel quite strongly Indian as a citizen," Sen says. "India is a poor country, a less privileged country than Britain or America, and so it gives me even more of a reason for identifying myself with India...
...Though Sen has not advised any government, he has written numerous articles and returns to India to vote. "I like to participate in the public debate," Sen says. "For that, being an Indian citizen is very important...
...been a very good citizen of the University," says Joan Hutchins, a former president of the Board of Overseers, speaking of Clark's performance as a dean. "He has changed the whole notion of the business school throughout the University. The business school is being seen as having interest in working with the other schools...
...Court compositions from the romantic past. In the British-style pub, a sextet of middle-aged jazz musicians splendidly re-creates the New Orleans sound. Excerpts from Broadway and West End productions are scheduled to start in late May. "Where else," asks Scotsman Reg rhetorically, "can a wealthy senior citizen go on vacation, unaccompanied, in absolute security, surrounded by the best of service, for as long as the retirement funds hold...
...they saw as their compatriots and to rally them for nationalist causes. Now, however, the emergence of a global economy, plus the arrival of transnational coalitions (on issues such as women's rights or the environment), has led many elites to develop a more cosmopolitan identity. Yet the average citizen in most countries remains strongly nationalistic and often strongly opposes elite views...