Globalization – as promoted by the United States over the past 70 years – has led to the greatest reduction in poverty and the biggest decline in interstate conflict in human history.

Globalization – as promoted by the United States over the past 70 years – has led to the greatest reduction in poverty and the biggest decline in interstate conflict in human history. It...

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Globalization is evolving, but it doesn't actually seem that, as one sometimes reads, that globalization is in reverse. For an overview of some key facts, Steven A. Altman and Caroline R. Bastian have produced the DHL Global Connectedness Index 2022, subtitled "An in-depth report on globalization." It's a just-the-facts report. Here are some takeaways: 1)

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A Conversation With Rana Foroohar

The digestive tract's microbial ecosystem is tailored for specific geographic areas. Here we discuss how the rise of globalization has spurred a mass transition of the European and American microbiome […]

Russia's invasion of Ukraine accelerates the administration's efforts to find a path between global free trade and Trump-like protectionism.

The question is not will we manage our economy's interaction with the global market, but how.

Plummeting flows of trade, capital, and people at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic prompted a wave of speculation about the end of globalization, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine brought even more predictions of a retreat toward national self-sufficiency. But, according to research for the latest DHL Global Connectedness Index, international flows show no signs of a sustained downturn. The data shows a broad…

NYU-Stern professor Pankaj Ghemawat discusses how companies can plan for an evolving world of multi-country international supply chains and cross-border information flows.

Samuel Gregg, Law & Liberty

Multinational companies still want cheap and efficient markets, but they also want safety. That's why they're rerouting the pathways of global trade and finance.

Its collapse has been vastly overstated, according to an analysis of international flows of trade, capital, information, and people.

If globalization was supposed to bring the world and its economies together, "fragmentation" is the term for how they're splintering apart. McDonald's pulling out of Russia is a good example of the seeming end of cross-border openness. Starbucks followed suit this week.

The number of democratic countries around the world is shrinking steadily, and autocratic countries are registering more patents than the West. A new era is dawning – and it could have dramatic cons

Soaring inflation is just one reason for Washington to keep global disintegration in check.

Globalization helped make the United States the most prosperous nation in history. But many Americans feel they haven't benefited from free trade and voted for Donald Trump to "liberate&rd