The Globalist

What’s a writer to do when he’s looking for the next great idea or opening line?

Which model of corporate governance is doing a better job of striking a balance between the needs of business and the need of society, the U.S.’s or the EU’s?

Could Martin Luther’s life have provided a suitable rule of thumb to identify which countries should be in the eurozone and which should not?

How might Turkey’s relations with Europe be different if it had engaged in food diplomacy?

With the election of François Hollande, could France be in for a repeat of its transformative early-1980s experience?

Discover how the polymath and Founding Father Benjamin Franklin gave shape to one of America’s most potent business concepts.

Has the world reached a point where all major nations are too troubled at home to engage meaningfully in foreign policy?

Is the dominance of Protestant thought in U.S. politics bound to be challenged?

What effects will the Romney candidacy have on President Obama’s positioning and political rhetoric?

Is the success of higher education in the United States dependent on debt?