The Globalist

What will it take to get the world community to effectively deal with the proliferation of global problems?

Do we have the will, individually and collectively, to implement the changes in attitude and lifestyle that are required?

The United States used to be the key force promoting global governance. What are the global consequences of America’s deeply divided domestic politics?

Africa’s leaders need to rebuild the relationship between market and state, while supporting human development through education and social support.

Can we really turn around now and say to the developing world: How about changing the amount of beef you eat?

Can we get to a situation where accumulation for the sake of accumulation will no longer be regarded as the measure of human welfare?

Is there always a trade-off between doing what’s best for the global environment and doing what’s best for the domestic economy?

Is the global recession an opportunity for countries to start investing in a resource-efficient future?

Why does the world urgently need to consider economic growth in a broader, nonmaterial context?

Do we need to strengthen international institutions to enforce meaningful financial and environment regulations?