The Globalist

Why do most consumers need a “nudge” to make better and more efficient energy consumption decisions?

Why do globalization’s true believers see infinite possibilities, while others feel uncertainty and vulnerability?

Can the United States sustain its power? Even more relevant is the question, Is it worth it?

Why is Spain starting look a little more robust economically than Britain?

Why is it reasonable to wager there is at least a one-percent chance that something serious may be occurring in the earth’s environment?

Can the inhuman act of a single person lay bare the neuralgia of an entire people?

If there’s going to be a debate over the practice of male circumcision, isn’t there a better place to start it than Germany?

Are German women justified in admiring the progress on gender equity that American women have made in the workplace?

What are the differences between the last two U.S. Presidents to win the Nobel Peace Prize?

Has the ubiquitous concept of “soft power” outlived its usefulness in international affairs?