The Globalist

When the “common man” dies, the United States of America that the world marveled at for 250 years dies with him.

Stephan Richter’s NYTimes Oped: Detroit’s collapse — bad luck, globalization to blame or indicative of a U.S.-wide problem?

How do Egyptians, Iranians and Chinese look at the way U.S. authorities are handling the Wall Street protests?

We present the late Apple CEO’s reflections on life, success — and death.

How were corporate managers gripped by fear long before, and wholly independent of, 9/11?

Will U.S. students take a page from their Chilean brethren and protest the high cost of college education?

What features of governments make financial recovery more likely?

Are U.S. workers settling for less compensation?

Can India’s population be divided into those reaping the benefits of globalization — and those left behind?

What implications does Colombia’s microfinance sector have beyond the country’s borders?