Airplanes. Coal. Milk. Oil. PCs. Rice. Solar power. Trees. Wheat. Wind energy.

The Globalist's weekly guidebook to what constitutes the "raw materials" of globalization zeroes in on the key ingredients of the global economy.

Presented in an engaging Q&A style, "Raw Materials of Globalization" helps your students explore each item in its relevant context — the environment, the economy, history, geography, health, society, or the human race in general.

Shipping containers. Gold. Lithium. Satellites. Suger. Wine. Cocoa. Diamonds. Mobile phones.

Appealing to the virtual traveler in each of your students, our "Raw Materials" helps them take an eye-opening look at the building blocks of today's global economy.

Used in conjunction with photos or other strong visuals, the "Raw Materials of Globalization" becomes a stimulating and informative weekly feature that can help capture your students' curiosity about the world around them.