globalization

Careful, precise and considerate language is important.

OpenCanada interviews Robert Kaplan, the author of The Revenge of Geography.

Peter Kent showed us one way to say no to globalization. Does Carney offer an alternative? Anouk Dey asks.

Does globalization hijack democratic choice or thrive on it? Hancock asks, as Grecians protest.

North America specialist Chris Sands on where Canada has comparative advantage in manufacturing.

Economist Stephen Blank on how manufacturing jobs will change – and why there will be less of them.

Chaotic stock markets, spiralling debt crises, weakening growth, rioting in the streets – the steady drum beat of bad news has been so overwhelming lately that it’s easy to forget that we are likely entering the most dramatic period of material progress in human history. Even amid the current gloom and doom, the International Monetary […]

I feel privileged to be in such creative company—and really look forward to seeing what our roundtable dialogue produces. I also feel a little guilty discussing Canadian foreign policy because I’m a long-term exile – having spent almost fifteen years working at the Geneva-based WTO, as well as with the IMF and the World Bank. […]