Stephan Zimmermann - Articles

Competence, not Race Nor Gender
The 2008 U.S. election has devolved into the opposite of Alexander Hamilton's advice. Read
By: Stephan Zimmermann | 18/10/2008 | Politics

Argentina's Downfall: Bread and Circuses ... But No Change!
A short while ago the election of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner elevated her to the presidency of Argentina. Despite the overwhelming result that swept the first elected woman into office the country remains at a political crossroads. The politics and economics and self-interest of Argentina are hedged between leftist president Hugo Chavez and George Bush. Inefficency and corruption even leads to the hoarding of coins. Read
By: Stephan Zimmermann | 13/11/2007 | Politics

Not Evita, But.
Recently, Cristine Fernandez-Kirchner was elected as the first female president of Argentina. I was there, as I had been in Warsaw at the European Union election, at Bill Clinton's election and others. I was not there on purpose, simply by happenstance. But seeing history being made shaped a lifetime, and a philosophy. Read
By: Stephan Zimmermann | 01/11/2007 | Politics

Internal Revenue Forms Used for Phishing Trips
"Phishing" trips by unscrupulous scofflaws now trap unsuspecting victims into disclosing their private, confidential information, including details on credit and debit cards, using sophisticated look-alike IRS forms. Read
By: Stephan Zimmermann | 30/08/2007 | Spam