The Globalist

As 11 million Indian young people come of age over the next ten years, where will they find work?

How has India’s development caused its society to split in two — and how can these parts be reconciled?

How will the global power base shift from the West to the Indian Ocean in the 21st century?

Why do U.S. policymakers think they can apply corporate management techniques to international relations?

How Tim Geithner helped to save the economy — but failed to change the system.

Why is America's position in the global competition of ideas less robust than most Americans think?

How does Europe’s recent history continue to inform its present and future?

With nobody willing to sacrifice for the greater good, how will we solve global warming?

What are the products of everyday use really made of — and what threats to the environment do they pose?

How could King Leopold II have ruled Belgium and Congo at the same time in such dramatically different manners?