The Globalist

How will China support its rapidly aging population while sustaining economic growth?

How can the United States and China each accomplish their economic goals, while not doing so at the other’s expense?

Is the United States living beyond its means when it comes to national security?

How do the United States and China both stand to gain by pursuing cooperative policies?

Could the Germans actually be more “capitalist” than the Americans? Let’s consider drug prices.

What changes can be made at the global, national and local level to ensure that globalization works better for the world’s poor?

How are outdated trade policies holding back U.S. economic growth and job creation?

Why are countries like Australia starting to view Africa as a land of economic opportunity?

Why is government support a necessary ingredient to building a vibrant system of innovation?

International institutions like the World Bank and the UNFCCC have lost momentum. What will it take to get the global agenda going again?