The Globalist

What surprise does political France offer in its search for the Third Way?

Could it be that U.S. proponents of the flat tax have the right idea — only for the wrong country?

Do you know how a sandwich maker can turn into an investment statistic of global proportions?

Should the International Monetary Fund be renamed the Impossible Mission Force? Hollywood thinks so.

Why is Al Gore not having any success endearing himself to the American people?

How much is China still a product of central planning and its history of isolation?

How can you best put all the world’s companies effectively on the same balance sheet?

What is to be expected when China joins the WTO?

What do Texas and China have in common with regards to human rights?

Can a monastery help the recruiting efforts of one of the world’s oldest management consultancies?