The Globalist

The world has recoiled from Trump’s unilateralism. But history tells us that good things can come from false starts.

A note on U.S. and European car tariffs to a very stable genius.

What the U.S. president really means by pleading for “fairness” is simply for the U.S. to have its way.

U.S. trade policy under Trump does not reflect a self-confident global power, but a giant caught in a dwarf’s mind.

Is the globalized world of the 21st century being managed with a system — and a mindset — designed for a century that has faded away?

Could the WTO really be considered the most successful global systemic regulator in the history of mankind?

What responsibility do international institutions have in fulfilling the “social contract”?

Will competition cause the United States and Europe to follow protectionist policies?

How can trade policy boost U.S. leadership in the international system?