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Demystifying Belt and Road

Facing a global outcry over BRI, Beijing is now shifting gears from a hazily defined BRI 1.0 to a more fine-tuned BRI 2.0.

Yuen Yuen Ang

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Economic Development May 22, 2019 Snapshot

Demystifying Belt and Road

Facing a global outcry over BRI, Beijing is now shifting gears from a hazily defined BRI 1.0 to a more fine-tuned BRI 2.0.

Yuen Yuen Ang

Globalization May/June 2019 Review Essay

A World Safe for Capital

Stephen Wertheim reviews "Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism" by Quinn Slobodian, the story of how a small set of neoliberal intellectuals in...

Reviewed by Stephen Wertheim

Globalization Mar 25, 2019 Postscript

The World Is Still Getting Better—Even Under Trump

Despite new challenges, the United States remains a safe country in a remarkably safe world.

Michael A. Cohen and Micah Zenko

Donald Trump at a tank manufacturing plant in Lima, Ohio, March 2019

Globalization March/April 2019 Comment

The Broken Bargain

The postwar liberal order was a compromise designed to balance the needs of internationalism and national autonomy. In recent decades, however, that compromise has...

Jack Snyder

Meeting in the middle: Viktor Orban greets Angela Merkel in Budapest, February 2015.

Globalization Nov 9, 2018 Snapshot

The Bogus Backlash to Globalization

Instead of apologizing for themselves, it is time for internationalists to take the fight to an aging minority of nativists and wall builders.

Charles Kenny

Trump supporters at a rally in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, November 2018.

Globalization November/December 2018 Essay

The Use and Misuse of Economic Statecraft

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew and former State Department Principal Deputy Coordinator for Sanctions Policy Richard Nephew argue that since the end of...

Jacob J. Lew and Richard Nephew

Donald Trump (R) and U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin outside of the Treasury Department, April 2017.

Economics November/December 2018 Essay

How to Save Globalization

To compensate the losers from globalization, the United States must build a lifelong ladder of opportunity that goes from early childhood education to employment-based...

Kenneth F. Scheve and Matthew J. Slaughter

A steelworker at a plant in Granite City, Illinois, May 2018.

Economic Development November/December 2018 Review Essay

Doomsday Delusions

The Case for Optimism in a Pessimistic Age

Reviewed by Steven Radelet

Economics Sep 7, 2018 Snapshot

Is Automation Really to Blame for Lost Manufacturing Jobs?

What the Conventional Wisdom Gets Wrong

Susan N. Houseman

Trump speaks at a factory in Blue Ash, Ohio, February 2018.

Finance September/October 2018 Essay

The Forgotten History of the Financial Crisis

The true story of 2008 forces a question about the future of financial globalization: How will a multipolar world that has moved beyond the transatlantic structures of...

Adam Tooze

A styrofoam bull at the Frankfurt stock exchange, September 2008.

Economic Development May/June 2018 Essay

Globalization Is Not in Retreat

Globalization has not given way to deglobalization; it has simply entered a different phase.

Susan Lund and Laura Tyson

Printed-out kicks: a sneaker produced by a 3-D printer, Germany, March 2018.

Globalization March/April 2018 Review Essay

Stranger in Strange Lands

Joseph Conrad lived in a far wider world than even the greatest of his contemporaries. His involvement with imperialism, political rebels, and the life of the sea...

Reviewed by Adam Hochschild

Economics March/April 2018 Essay

How to Crack Down on Tax Havens

Tax havens enjoy the protection of powerful forces; cracking down on them will be difficult. It can only be done by mobilizing public anger to break up systems rigged...

Nicholas Shaxson

A UBS branch near Basel, Switzerland, September 2011.

Economics Nov 17, 2017 Snapshot

One Belt, One Road's Governance Deficit Problem

China needs to solve a governance deficit problem plaguing One Belt, One Road both at home and along the OBOR route.

Wang Xinsong

A general view of "Colombo Port City" construction site is seen in Colombo, Sri Lanka, March 2017.

Globalization Jul 10, 2017 Snapshot

Globalism and Nationalism

The idea that globalism is fundamentally at odds with national sovereignty is false.

Or Rosenboim

Donald Trump, then U.S. president-elect, at a rally in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, December 2016.

Economics July/August 2017 Essay

Why Globalization Stalled

The globalized economy is under assault. Governments must reform it to preserve an open, multilateral order.

Fred Hu and Michael Spence

Protectionist in chief: Trump at a factory in Indianapolis, Indiana, December 2016.

Globalization Apr 20, 2017 Snapshot

Defending Digital Globalization

Just as nations have negotiated agreements establishing the terms of global trade in goods and services, they now need to confront digital protectionism by setting out...

Susan Lund and James Manyika

A construction worker uses a laptop inside his dormitory in Hefei, China, August 2014.

Globalization Apr 10, 2017 Response

Globalism Lives

China is not going to overtake the United States in this century. It may, however, overtake Europe.

Salvatore Babones

The tower of the One World Trade Center in New York City, February 2016.

Globalization Mar 28, 2017 Snapshot

Trump's Regulatory Bloodbath

The case of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act reveals how globalization will sap the power of Trump’s plan to cut regulations on U.S....

Matt Mossman

U.S. President Donald Trump with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in Washington, February 2017.

Economics May/June 2017 Essay

The Boom Was a Blip

Populists are promising a return to the economic boom years but global trends mean slow growth is here to stay. Governments and populations must face reality and start...

Ruchir Sharma

Napping at a brokerage in Qingdao, China, April 2013.

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The Bogus Backlash to Globalization

The Use and Misuse of Economic Statecraft

How to Save Globalization

Doomsday Delusions

Is Automation Really to Blame for Lost Manufacturing Jobs?

The Forgotten History of the Financial Crisis

Globalization Is Not in Retreat

Stranger in Strange Lands

How to Crack Down on Tax Havens

One Belt, One Road's Governance Deficit Problem

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