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...Hill after his gamble, when powerful hawks in the Bush Administration were gunning for him for upending the strategy to further isolate the dictatorship. Rice, after all, would have known when she tapped him for the job that Hill was a pragmatic negotiator, a rep he earned as a key player in the accords that ended the Bosnian...
Like a studio releasing once censored scenes from a classic horror movie, on April 1 the Pentagon declassified a key memo used to justify the abuse of prisoners by the U.S. military in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantánamo Bay. Completed six days before the U.S. invasion of Iraq in March 2003, the full text of the 81-page document is rife with shockingly broad edicts about prisoner treatment, like this barely constitutional chestnut: "In wartime, it is for the President alone to decide what methods to use to prevail against the enemy...
...introduced the CEO principle. So we now have single, individual business leaders running and being responsible for global businesses. Siemens was fundamentally organized around committees, and now you have single accountability. You have clear alignment of responsibility and accountability. That's the key cultural change...
Where we failed was leadership culture, not company culture. This is a key difference, because as a company culture, we never stood for this. But from a leadership-culture perspective, the leadership culture has clearly failed because there were instances--and more than one instance over a period of time--in which these things happened...
...Bill Richardson come and speak with us,” Zafran said. Zafran also said the speech reflected how he sees “eye-to-eye [with Richardson] on pretty much every issue.” “The places where he places emphasis are really the key priorities for the country: energy, education, our moral leadership in the world,” Zafran said. —Staff writer Victoria B. Kabak can be reached at vkabak@fas.harvard.edu...