Because this is globalization for small business, globalization for young people, globalization for free trade.
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At Davos, Xi pointedly praised "economic globalization" rather than globalization, period.
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If you look at the history of globalization, the first phase was about globalization of capital, the current phase is about globalization of data.
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But just because America pulls back on globalization doesn't mean globalization will stop.
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If a majority believes that globalization is hurting them, they may turn against globalization.
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The current system is what we term "globalization," but globalization is really only for capital.
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On matters of globalization, trade and immigration, this Silicon Valley constituency is firmly pro-globalization.
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"Paisley was at the frontier of globalization before the term 'globalization' was coined," Mr. Coughlan said.
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" His next book is "The Globalization Manifesto: Why the Counter Revolution Against Globalization is Doomed to Fail.
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The Republican Party is now a coalition of globalization-loving business executives and globalization-hating white workers.
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She criticized the deregulated trade chosen by French politicians, saying it was bringing a "two-level globalization, with the lower globalization and a massive immigration and the upper globalization with a financial economy".
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"This is why the globalization of indifference must be countered by the globalization of empathy," the pope said.
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Globalization is often blamed for the underside of [trade] in recent years, but globalization started a lot earlier.
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The Economist Michael O'Sullivan argues in his new book "The Leveling: What's Next After Globalization" that globalization is dead.
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Globalization Doyle Tubandt, president of Muscatine Foods Corporation, recalled how Xi discussed globalization, its scope then unimaginable to many Americans.
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Really help the global economy, but the global economy is not balanced not because of globalization, it's because globalization is not perfect.
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"It is true that economic globalization created new problems, but this is no justification to write off economic globalization altogether," Xi said.
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In part, this is likely due to the anti-globalization aspect of Trump's candidacy, while Clinton and her record embody corporate globalization.
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Globalization is only one of several factors behind rising income inequality, and trade agreements are, in turn, only one factor in globalization.
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Different from the globalization dominated by the West that widens the wealth gap between countries and social groups, the economic globalization China advocates takes the interests of all countries and social groups into consideration; it is a balanced and inclusive globalization.
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"We have a population cut in half by globalization," said Thomas Guénolé, a political science professor at Sciences Po in Paris and the author of "Unhappy Globalization," who sees the winners and losers of globalization as the axis of European politics.
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The movement called for "alter-globalization" — a different kind of globalization more attentive to labor and minority rights, the environment and economic equality.
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The conservative thinker went on to say Trump has moved the debate from big government versus small government to globalization versus ant-globalization.
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" The underlying culprit, however, is globalization, and the villains are "those who gain from globalization or who are protected against its adverse consequences.
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China participates in economic globalization as a major developing country, which has had and will continue to have far-reaching influence over economic globalization.
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The pandemic comes at a time when the world was already questioning globalization, emboldening anti-globalization arguments and the populist parties seeking greater isolation.
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Economic globalization is the historical trend in the development of human society, and the development of productive forces is the fundamental driver of economic globalization.
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Convincing people globalization is good, convincing people free trade is good, convincing them that small business should be the driver of the globalization, the force.
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"Trump needs a way to reconcile, on some level, the ways he's benefited from globalization while globalization has left America in carnage," Ms. Miller said.
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In other words, higher correlation due to globalization of markets doesn't hurt the value of diversification but higher correlation due to globalization of economies does.
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" Where Trump decries globalization as a force of evil, Macron said the world is "experiencing the positive impact of globalization with innovations, with job creations.
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One dangerous scenario is that we witness the outright end of globalization in much the same manner as the first period of globalization collapsed in 1913.
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Also we think we should explore the potential of globalization, as well as, we need to take some action to avoid the negative effects of globalization.
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Is de-globalization, or either of those two things related if we moved further in one direction on globalization, does geopolitical risk go up or down?
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Geography and union make the United States a hegemon whose auspices create the conditions for globalization — but globalization diminishes America's geographical advantages and erodes American unity.
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After World War II, the US dominated the new round of economic globalization, forming a globalization characterized by US- and US dollar-centricity and global economic integration.
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You have a lot of people in the European nations which have the feeling to be left out of globalization, which do not take any benefits from globalization.
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I wouldn't describe it as globalization is at risk but I think that the development of the globalization may not be as clear as it used to be.
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Throughout his speech, Mr. Xi carefully used the phrase "economic globalization," while avoiding unqualified "globalization," reflecting China's spurning of an open internet, universal human rights and free elections.
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"Forces of protectionism are raising their heads against globalization, their intention is not only to avoid globalization themselves but they also want to reverse its natural flow," he said.
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Globalization — the offshoring of production — is often blamed.
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While globalization has created enormous economic benefits for both blocs, they need to find ways to address the adverse effects of globalization on their workforce: another important priority for Trump.
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A volatile mixture of economic stress and globalization — including the globalization of terrorist attacks by nonstate actors — may determine both the near-term and the far-term course of American politics.
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But lost in all the geopolitics is another important message: It was a resounding vote against globalization from a country that has for so long been a proud champion of globalization.
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"I have argued that the current path of globalization demands a course correction," Obama said, calling for government efforts to reduce the frictions of economic inequality that come with increased globalization.
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It's QE, QT, globalization – those are the big issues.
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Globalization flooded the nation with Western goods -- and ideas.
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I'M A GLOBAL – YOU KNOW, I BELIEVE IN GLOBALIZATION.
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In fact, Western developed countries have long enjoyed the benefits of economic globalization while neglecting to resolve the abovementioned problems, leading to undercurrents of the anti-globalization campaign in marginalized social sectors.
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" At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping acknowledged that economic globalization has created problems, but said "this is no justification to write off economic globalization.
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So if you look down from 30,000 feet you see that technology, globalization and, I would add, Mother Nature (in particular, climate change, biodiversity loss and the impact of population growth) are all accelerating at the same time, and feeding off one another: More Moore's Law drives more globalization and more globalization drives more climate change.
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They are seeing it as a sign that their time has finally arrived, and that the politics of heightened nationalism, immigrant-bashing and anti-globalization have overturned the pro-globalization, pro-immigration consensus.
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The first fissure is between the "newocracy," America's new aristocracy that benefits from globalization, such as the multinational manager, the technologist, and the aspirational members of the meritocracy, versus the refugees from globalization.
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" Thiel himself has called some types of globalization a "bubble.
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He wouldn't just stop the trend of globalization and outsourcing.
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There are people left behind by globalization across the world.
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Globalization has created this strange pushback throughout the entire world.
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Hence, China has become an inextricable part of economic globalization.
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Globalization of opportunity leads people to leave their home towns.
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Now this period is called the growing pain of globalization.
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Now, this period is called the growing pains of globalization.
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Who says the march of globalization can only tilt east?
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Globalization is changing the definition of "average" stature across countries.
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In other words, most Americans are shielded from future globalization.
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Globalization on top of that has created challenges through competition.
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Obviously China, we heard yesterday about their vision for globalization.
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Globalization, I am totally a supporter of, a believer in.
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SO GLOBALIZATION, I DON'T THINK IT HAS TO BE REVERSED.
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That left it to China's Xi Jinping to defend globalization.
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Macron urged the French to embrace rather than reject globalization.
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The biggest question of all: Can globalization even be repudiated?
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Russia is the singular loser in the game of globalization.
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The United States is still the biggest winner in globalization.
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Southern Europe, and it underscored the perils of globalization. Greece
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We shouldn't try to stop globalization, even if we could.
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At last year's forum, Chinese President Xi Jinping praised globalization.
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America was, and still is, the biggest winner of globalization.
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Without these, the business of globalization could not function smoothly.
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These reforms enabled China to become the superstar of globalization.
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We have to try to shape globalization along with others.
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The industrial revolution was like our tech revolution and globalization.
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"Globalization has left far too many people behind," he said.
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There is tension between simultaneous desires for globalization and localization.
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Abandoning the TPP will not stop the impact of globalization.
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I think we need an alternative left form of globalization.
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Fourth, global governance should focus on enhancing democracy, not globalization.
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Basing globalization on defensible democratic principles is its best defense.
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Globalization, within limits, can be good for our democracies, too.
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Yes, globalization expands economic opportunities: There are gains from trade.
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So, in a way, we expose our staff to globalization.
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With economic globalization there are no secluded and isolated islands.
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What Hitler offered in 1919 was a response to globalization.
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Over the last two decades, globalization has proceeded quite rapidly.
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Advances in technology and globalization are creating unprecedented economic pressures.
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This wave of globalization has wiped out our middle class.
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Globalization also tends to divide societies into winners and losers.
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Third, globalization infuses the lives of millennials in many ways.
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Mr. Trump won the election in a crusade against globalization.
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Equally, the larger forces of globalization and international migration helped.
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It is clear: The United States benefits greatly from globalization.
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Australia, uniquely, has avoided every major shock of modern globalization.
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Globalization has helped make institutions like Disney popular in China.
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Do you see coffee as an obvious proxy of globalization?
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"We feel that globalization, that whole globalization trade, has been dying for three to five years and it's all going to be about the domestic United States economy the next five years," he said.
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China, in particular, is interesting in the context of the switch from globalization to multipolarity, not least because at the 2017 World Economic Forum the Chinese president claimed the mantle of globalization for China.
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While populists outside the United States decry globalization as being governed by America's rules and serving America's interests, Mr. Trump declares that it is America, in fact, who is the great victim of globalization.
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And while globalization and technology have opened up new opportunities, have driven remarkable economic growth in previously struggling parts of the world, globalization has also upended the agricultural and manufacturing sectors in many countries.
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While globalization doesn't benefit everyone equally—it has increased unemployment in domestic lower-skilled occupations—most of those job losses would have happened anyway because of automation, and have to be addressed, globalization or no.
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"Globalization is a force, and trade agreements are how we shape globalization," said Michael B. Froman, the United States trade representative who has been criticized on Capitol Hill all year from members of both parties.
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" Not so, he says, if you look back at decades of economic data: "What we're seeing is that in this age of globalization, with progressive policies and Democratic presidents, we can actually make globalization work.
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Our advice is to improve cybersecurity defenses, actively monitor all aspects of political risk, and assess the company's globalization strategy with a view to identifying local strategies in those markets experiencing a backlash to globalization.
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The American corporation has been transformed by globalization and new technology.
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Globalization enriched the two coasts, while America's interior was hollowed out.
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Trump framed "Make America Great Again" in terms that rejected globalization.
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Globalization and mass-manufacturing have brought an influx of affordable cosmetics.
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Nonetheless, Jeep remains ambitious as it pushes forward its globalization plan.
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He warned in his 1997 book Has Globalization Gone Too Far?
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That said, this isn't how globalization was supposed to play out.
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You then add to that the realities of immigration and globalization.
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The last 20 years globalization was helping big companies, develop nations.
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"I think for sure, globalization is here to stay," he added.
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This acquisition is in line with Ant Financial's ongoing globalization push.
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"This is a profound and structural change in this globalization" thinking.
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As the globalization megatrend continues, businesses will need better HR tools.
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As the globalization megatrend continues, businesses need better remote HR tools.
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Is there another, more sinister metaphor for globalization at work here?
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The two shared many nationalist policy stances on immigration and globalization.
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"Globalization has made us become more efficient, more competitive," Immelt said.
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Some have blamed globalization for putting downward pressure on American paychecks.
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He added because of globalization, innovators can move around more freely.
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The high road can support a more inclusive and resilient globalization.
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Meanwhile, globalization means processed foods and drinks are more readily available.
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Populism has been largely understood as the death knell of globalization.
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Assisted by globalization, these social and intellectual rituals have become ubiquitous.
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There are clear "winners" and "losers" from globalization and U.S. interventions.
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Technology, demographics and globalization all dampen the long-term inflation outlook.
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But despite the political rhetoric, the problem is not mainly globalization.
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For all these reasons, the fate of globalization is clearly important.
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In speech after speech, he has embraced globalization and criticized protectionism.
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Throughout the 22011s, Bill Clinton had made the case for globalization.
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Prato's business model was falling apart under the pressures of globalization.
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He noted that technology and globalization pose new challenges to workers.
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It seems President Trump is ready to start rolling back globalization.
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Worse still, they led the hyper-globalization movement at crucial junctures.
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As globalization and world trade surge, our waterways become more crowded.
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Meanwhile, we shouldn't let the pressures of globalization supplant regional interests.
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There will be more globalization, more life, more prosperity, more democracy.
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Globalization and the internet have capitalized on most forms of counterculture.
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It was a moment that made literal the stagnation of globalization.
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The bigger worry today is that unmanaged globalization is undermining democracy.
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We must reassess the balance between national autonomy and economic globalization.
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Both objectives require placing some sand in the cogs of globalization.
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The conventional wisdom is that prosperity is a function of globalization.
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Even some workers directly helped by globalization have focused on loss.
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It has also emboldened critics of globalization and trade with China.
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A new version of alter-globalization has won — from the right.
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In their programs, the rejection of economic globalization is highly selective.
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For his part, Mr. Xi delivered a spirited defense of globalization.
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Globalization has hurt urban and rural life in Germany as well.
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Globalization is often blamed for this displacement of skills and workers.
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The anger he intuited among the losers from globalization was real.
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Globalization, branding and the celebrity architect phenomenon have changed all that.
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Globalization has resulted in the most significant cultural homogenization in history.
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Too many white middle-class Americans, victimized by globalization, are struggling.
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The exhibition charts the evolution and globalization of contemporary Chinese art.
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Similar differences exist on issues of trade, globalization and Social Security.
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The Spanish singer's music embodies the intersection of art and globalization.
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He recognized that technology and globalization were leveling the playing field.
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A backlash against globalization created their brand of nationalism, he said.
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Certainly one of these challenges is steering the dynamic of globalization.
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However, I don't think there's a real threat to globalization here.
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They view globalization, immigration, self-realization and meritocracy as positive concepts.
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As globalization eroded international borders, money washed in from every shore.
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"Globalization, Europe, and where has that got us?" scoffs the bookie.
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Globalization makes the world more interdependent, while political systems remain national.
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So how do we help democracies to flourish as globalization progresses?
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Agenda: Zuckerberg is keenly interested in globalization.
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So they are not protesting against globalization or the European Union.
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But trade deals, globalization, and greed have undercut those good works.
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By the mid-21981s, imperialism might have been trumped by globalization.
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After a generation of globalization, they're trying to derail the train.
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History reveals that the modern material and institutional cultures of the West were founded on the basis of the march of economic globalization, and developed countries in the West are the prime beneficiaries of economic globalization.
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And I think they will look to partners to help them on that journey, while we, in other parts of the world are trying to blame globalization for problems that have nothing to do with globalization.
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And, globalization is not a question of -- American policy cannot -- that box has been opened and the problem with globalization is not that America hasn't handle it, it's that corporate America would prefer -- money travels, people don't.
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Macron describes globalization as a positive force and marches boldly toward the future, while Trump singles out globalization as the primary source of America's "decline," promising to restore policies and jobs that secured prosperity in the past.
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I believe that it brings economic growth and prosperity, and globalization does.
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Trump's victory showed just how unhappy people are with globalization, he said.
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However, in recent years, a populist backlash against globalization has taken hold.
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As globalization extends, many of the EU's external barriers are being reduced.
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The solution to increased globalization is not to attempt to halt it.
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"China is the biggest loser in the anti-globalization trend," officials noted.
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How much has globalization affected the diets of children around the world?
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He is currently working on a book about Sichuan food and globalization.
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If anything, globalization was supposed to create more equality among nations certainly.
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Globalization has disrupted the job market, leaving trade unions weaker and divided.
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What's interesting is that Korean globalization has also worked the other direction.
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Globalization is, fundamentally, an enormous opportunity for almost everyone in the world.
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"It seems we've turned the clock back on globalization," the executive said.
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In this way, China is becoming a positive force driving economic globalization.
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From here, the passage away from globalization can take two new forms.
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In the current anti-globalization environment, TTIP is swimming against the tide.
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Protests by anti-globalization groups have delayed the signing of the agreement.
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The last 20 years the globalization was helping big companies, developing nations.
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But I think that the globalization process is something which is irreversible.
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And is China set to assume the mantle of leadership for globalization?
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For decades, technology and globalization have made us more productive and connected.
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The rising tide of globalization raises all boats, but only in theory.
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Is this another example of the end of globalization, in some aspects?
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Wild globalization has benefited some, but it's been a catastrophe for most.
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It's a function of globalization and fossil fuel reliance around the world.
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Free trade and globalization are both likely to survive the Trump era.
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Globalization began to make itself felt, with the outsourcing of American jobs.
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The result is a new industry frontier, somewhere between anarchy and globalization.
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Far from changing course, they are doubling down on hyper-globalization—deepening
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This is the greatest globalization lie—more toxic than the original precisely
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In a season defined by anger over globalization and economic inequality, Mrs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Not everyone has been a winner from globalization.
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In January, he flew to Davos to defend globalization and free trade.
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The two leaders have starkly different views on trade, immigration and globalization.
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Global Times (Chinese state news): "White nationalism feeds off failed globalization adaptation"
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For decades, unfettered globalization, or its cousin globalism, has ruled the day.
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For globalization to be politically sustainable, it must be more economically equitable.
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This has brought an unlikely defender of globalization to the fore — China.
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SO THE OPPORTUNITY IS ON GLOBALIZATION AND HAIN IS POSITIONED FOR THAT.
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It may even mark the beginning of the end of globalization itself.
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A revolt against globalization is at the heart of Mr. Trump's message.
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Opinion A Chinese student once described his country's globalization strategy to me.
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White supremacy, like nearly everything else, has been fundamentally altered by globalization.
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Now they promise to help factory workers in the face of globalization.
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The American political elite remains almost universally interventionist and supportive of globalization.
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Will the globalization of kabaddi catch on in the Americas and Europe?
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Globalization left many behind, and made some unconscionably wealthy, others disgracefully poor.
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Normal talk about globalization and competitiveness is directed inward, to the nation.
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They must restore a sense of recognition to the forgotten of globalization.
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He spoke to The New York Times about the globalization of education.
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She functions as another cellphone or product of globalization in the video.
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It's happening everywhere, this idea of going back to pre-globalization spaces.
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Globalization torpedoed the conviction of 1990 that liberal democratic convergence was inevitable.
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China's B.R.I. isn't debt-trap diplomacy: It's just globalization with Chinese characteristics.
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And together they made globalization more pervasive and the world more prosperous.
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Because we never really adjusted to so-called globalization, identity gets lost.
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Both parties rode a wave of public discontent over migration and globalization.
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This exposes the Trump administration's outmoded views on globalization and trade liberalization.
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Over the long term, diversity may increase the political support for globalization.
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With globalization and automation, college is not just about a decent job.
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The cloud factory will bring a wave of globalization and de-skilling.
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We are the middle of a change in the "climate" of globalization.
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AD: It's interesting that you said this will be globalization and openness.
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He added that, because of globalization, innovators can move around more freely.
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He believes the steel industry in particular has been savaged by globalization.
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Ren: We want to remain open minded, and keep pursuing economic globalization.
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"Globalization can be a great opportunity," he said on the campaign trail.
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Not Mr. Macron, with his pledges of keeping France open to globalization.
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The Brexit vote was, on one level, an angry rejection of globalization.
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Income inequality is rising as technology and globalization alter the employment landscape.
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Technology, globalization and climate change are all accelerating at the same time.
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Trump echoes and even stokes his constituents' fears about globalization and immigration.
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The inequality they spawned have also triggered a widespread backlash against globalization.
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That is just one example of the globalization of the espionage economy.
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That is just one example of the globalization of the espionage economy.
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They don't really get to vote on globalization; that is just happening.
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He was a driving force behind Trump's nationalist and anti-globalization agenda.
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Most of these image connections suggest the globalization fallacy of image equality.
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Independent centrist Macron - who is facing euroskeptic, anti-globalization candidate Marine Le Pen in a second-round vote on Sunday - said that addressing the wrongs of globalization would be his top priority in talks with EU member countries.
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Globalization evangelists have done great damage to their cause not just by underplaying the real fears and concerns on which the Trumps of this world thrive, but by overlooking the benefits of a more moderate form of globalization.
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Economic globalization is a major facet of globalization, whose aim is to realize the global flow and allocation of resources and which is generally conducive to enhancing efficiency and benefits of economic activities, thereby improving the wellbeing of humanity.
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In 2016, the undercurrents came to the surface in some major Western countries, indicating that the occasional talk of "anti-globalization" has now been substituted by a trend towards "deglobalization," and has become a major obstacle hindering economic globalization.
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At a time when economic globalization is confronted by setbacks, China advocates that all countries adapt to and harness economic globalization, allowing it to develop in a more inclusive and mutually beneficial direction by introducing tangible measures and plans.
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At a briefing in Beijing on the Davos visit, Vice Foreign Minister Li Baodong said China would respond to the international community's concern over globalization by putting forward Beijing's opinions on how to "steer economic globalization toward greater inclusiveness.".
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"Populations are being told that the elites and institutions that represent them are not really in their interest, they're being told that globalization has not served them well, and frankly, for some people globalization has not worked," she said.
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"The contrast with the U.S. provides Xi a rhetorical opportunity to be an advocate for globalization, but it's the style of globalization with government intervention," said Scott Kennedy, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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This was always going to be risky for Ms. Merkel, and Mr. Trump's presence only intensified what were widely anticipated to be widespread and sometimes violent protests against globalization, even though Mr. Trump is a sharp critic of globalization.
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True, globalization brought "others" to London, and that makes some in the rest of England resent London, but globalization also brought an increased class divide between the capital and the rest of the country that also explains a lot.
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It's being pitched as many things: a vote against immigration, elitism or globalization.
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There is profound angst and discontent with the impact of technology and globalization.
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We are not going to shrink from the challenges of globalization and automation.
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"With globalization, the spread of pests and pathogens is increasing rapidly," says Ramcharan.
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Celeste Drake, a trade and globalization policy specialist at the AFL-CIO, agreed.
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"The challenges of globalization cannot be solved within national borders," the group added.
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We still feel that actually the benefits from globalization far outweigh the costs.
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It may even redress some of the grievances behind the anti-globalization backlash.
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WITHOUT GLOBALIZATION, THAT DOESN'T END WELL FOR A COUNTRY LIKE THE UNITED STATES.
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Globalization and technological progress now allow capital to cross borders with unprecedented ease.
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Chalk that up as yet another unexpected side effect of tech-driven globalization.
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Now, that doesn't necessarily mean that globalization for the whole world is negative.
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It takes political correctness from the left and globalization/militarism from the right.
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He has railed against the moneyed interests, against the rigged economy, against globalization.
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For years I think what's wrong with WTO, what's wrong with the globalization.
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A lot of people have benefited from globalization, but it has huge downsides.
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S. trade negotiations and was committed to safeguarding economic globalization and free trade.
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So I think that's what the new version of globalization should be addressing.
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At Davos, President Xi Jinping positioned China as the lead proponent of globalization.
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So I would say to you there is a recalibration going on globalization.
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I've studied how traditional Chinese marriage rituals have evolved in response to globalization.
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However, Nakao is aware that not every U.S. citizen is satisfied with globalization.
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Globalization is benefiting people at the top, and some people at the bottom.
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France's Front National believes that globalization and international trade hinder the country's industry.
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"Globalization produces winners and losers; there is no question about that," he added.
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Globalization of existing payment infrastructure will continue at a slow, albeit consistent, pace.
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It's also fascinating to see the Chinkees as a microcosm of musical globalization.
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The challenge confronting globalization is not, in the end, one of individual style.
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You had a group of insider politicians singing the same old globalization song.
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"Forces of globalization and technology have not always benefited everybody evenly," Obama acknowledged.
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"We cannot reverse globalization, nor do we want to do so," Schaeuble said.
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Canada has spent the last year enjoying the spotlight as a globalization leader.
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But it's not the line for globalization anymore, but the line for resources.
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This has made local conditions more important even in this age of globalization.
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One of the first economists to warn against globalization was Harvard's Dani Rodrik.
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Some American workers may be the incidental beneficiaries of Trump's attack on globalization.
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Meanwhile, ascendant neoliberalism and globalization were stacking the deck against success at Noordwijk.
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Therefore key topics set to arise include terrorism, security, globalization and climate change.
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Large majorities of the country aren't bitter and angry at globalization and trade.
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So if globalization makes an effective union movement impossible, that's a big problem.
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Globalization definitely left some segments of the population struggling, and they deserve help.
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So, the structure of our economy has changed because of technology and globalization.
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The chart is often presented as a depiction of the consequences of globalization.
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But beyond the effects of government or technology or globalization, individual choices matter.
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Factory farming, better refrigeration and globalization have all transformed billions of people's diets.
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The varieties of right-wing alter-globalization differ significantly in degrees of horror.
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They imposed obedience to corporate capitalism and globalization within academia and the press.
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It is coming after the major costs of globalization have already been borne.
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We don't think globalization is over, but it has taken a new form.
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Eileen Guo is a journalist who covers communities on the fringes of globalization.
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That wouldn't make tough business decisions around automation, globalization, scheduling, family responsibilities, etc.
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Clearly, Trump's views on trade and globalization have evolved since his insurgent campaign.
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"Some people blame economic globalization for the chaos in our world," Xi said.
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"We've experienced the internet revolution and enjoyed the benefits of globalization," he continued.
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The metropolis that globalization created may well be the capital of the world.
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She is the author of Trading Barriers: Immigration and the Remaking of Globalization.
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Indeed, CFIUS is demonstrative of globalization and the rapid technological change occurring today.
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The group opposes "corporate globalization" and has staged protests at previous WTO meetings.
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Simply stated: Rumors of its demise lack foundation — globalization is here to stay.
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This autumn the excavation, reconstitution and globalization of 20th-century modernism continues apace.
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Economic Scene It seems President Trump is ready to start rolling back globalization.
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These actions amount to a "globalization of indifference" toward the plight of refugees.
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She regularly invokes radical Islam and globalization as two linked evils threatening France.
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Resentment of the effects of globalization and deindustrialization are far more important factors.
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The party has taken strong stands against immigration, globalization and the European Union.
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After all, attacking globalization was a principal theme of President Trump's electoral campaign.
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But he observes that globalization diminishes America's geographic advantages and erodes its unity.
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"America first is an inherently inward-looking, not pro-globalization policy," said Zandi.
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" French President Emmanuel Macron, meanwhile, said "globalization is going through a major crisis.
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It was the war — not liberalism, not immigration, not globalization — that changed us.
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"Economic globalization is in the fundamental interests of all countries," Mr. Li said.
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The work explores structures of globalization and cultural production through gestures of materiality.
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This state of affairs is not part of some inevitable downside of globalization.
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Japan has also kept globalization at bay in some important respects, notably immigration.
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For example, as an economist I have for years waxed rhapsodic about globalization.
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But I think everybody has understood the benefit of cooperation if not globalization.
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To be fair, globalization has probably played a significant role in wage stagnation.
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Many commentators have linked Trump's victory to the economic dislocation brought by globalization.
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Trade agreements are how you shape globalization, how you level the playing field.
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That is what the effects of automation and globalization in particular have done.
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Trump thinks globalization and free trade has been devastating to the United States.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Medieval globalization may seem like an oxymoron.
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Globalization is sometimes a process of writing common global rules for economic activity.
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He counts among those cyber threats, liquidity risk, market concentration and de-globalization.
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The popularity of the anti-establishment forces in the Netherlands can be explained by more than just excessive intervention in domestic affairs by the European Union and the opposition to political globalization -- which should be firmly distinguished from economic globalization.
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In his final appearance as president, he made a pitch to Trump's base (workers disillusioned by the effects of globalization on labor), arguing that the way forward was not to reject globalization but to make sure the benefits are equally shared.
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" (1997) and "The Globalization Paradox" (2011) — Rodrik has advanced the once controversial but now increasingly mainstream idea that "excessive globalization had done serious damage not just to the principle of sovereignty but to national economies worldwide, most especially in poorer nations.
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STEVE LIESMAN: What if we were to, for example, to stop this de-globalization which I think is a euphemism for the trade war— ROBERT KAPLAN: It's a— STEVE LIESMAN: Or maybe the trade war is a euphemism for de-globalization.
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The events of 2016 will be remembered either as a point at which we began to turn away from globalization or the one at which the strategies of globalization began to be reoriented away from elite and toward mass interests.
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And so I use clothes to talk about a bigger-picture story like globalization, the backlash to globalization, global warming, wage and income disparity, you know, capitalism — unbridled capitalism — and its impact on the planet and society as a whole.
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Such globalization arguments haven't swayed Cindy Estrada, vice president of the United Auto Workers.
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Globalization has at times favored highly skilled workers, particularly in urban areas, he said.
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" Some 58% said "it's become harder to balance globalization with rising trends in protectionism.
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Among them: Globalization, automation and the decline of unions have weakened workers' bargaining power.
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One, Xi set out clearly in his speech: globalization has served his country well.
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That is the essence of economic globalization that we have cross-border production chains.
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But that is the challenge and the most difficult parts of globalization for us.
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It is really hard to hermetically seal a country in the age of globalization.
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"Globalization doesn't mean only setting up operations outside of your home country," he said.
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The chapter in history defined by globalization, euphoria and singular American dominance is over.
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Scott's company, Belvedere Global Strategies, was described as a globalization and corporate strategy practice.
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"Globalization 4.0: Shaping a Global Architecture in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution".
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Trump's meteoric political rise is heavily predicated on a backlash against that very globalization.
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Even more important for many union members has been the issue of economic globalization.
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He also addressed concerns about the impact of globalization on the U.K.'s economy.
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We're traveling towards the future, towards increased travel, globalization, endless repetition, and mechanized processes.
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It is a question that strikes right at the heart of the globalization debate.
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Even the Chief Globalization Cheerleader is now trying to bring the jobs back home.
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Brexit was an anti-establishment, populist, and national convulsion against the forces of globalization.
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And when you look at the facts America is the prime beneficiary of globalization.
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This year he published European Competition Policy and Globalization with co-author Chad Damro.
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"The American multinational companies made millions and millions of dollars from globalization," Ma said.
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Do you think when Xi Jinping talks about globalization, though, he really means it?
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The "market" equaled globalization, good for the hyperconnected metropolis, less so for the hinterland.
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"Globalization and trade have been hugely beneficial to people around the planet," he said.
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"It is particularly concerning in the context of growing anti-globalization sentiment," he said.
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Q: Your survey showed CEOs feel globalization has done little to solve income inequality.
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He has broadly blamed globalization for losses in middle America and the middle class.
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In many ways, the city should be well poised to take advantage of globalization.
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Now, did that solve all of the problems of globalization and technology and dislocation?
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President Xi Jinping presented himself at Davos last year as a champion of globalization.
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They judge globalization as an unmitigated disaster and loathe the idea of free trade.
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It aims to redistribute the widespread gains from trade to those hurt by globalization.
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"Innovation and investment have helped manufacturing survive the globalization of our economy," Perdue said.
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But the pervasive stagnation has left little cover for those set back by globalization.
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I'm a believer, strong believer, that globalization can help create jobs, especially small businesses.
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"The Globalization Paradox: Democracy and the Future of the World Economy" by Dani Rodrick
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International economies are more interconnected than ever before through long term trends towards globalization.
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Hofer is part of a larger wave of populist, anti-immigrant, anti-globalization pushback.
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Q. Is this, on some level, driven by a conflict between democracy and globalization?
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After all, on certain key matters, Trump has made the impacts of globalization worse.
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The escalating tussle between globalization and nationalism could have significant implications for global markets.
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There is no end to the irony that globalization 4.0 was this year's theme.
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First, "populism is a result of all ... enforced leveling and homogenization," thanks to globalization.
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Or you say to yourself, globalization is going to win and you keep investing.
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The benefits of a thoroughly international education in the age of globalization are conspicuous.
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Following 30 years of globalization, the highly interconnected world economy needs guidance and coordination.
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"For decades, technology and globalization have made us more productive and connected," Zuckerberg wrote.
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Eradicating most invasive species is virtually impossible in an era of globalization, they note.
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Globalization has stirred the public anxiety over jobs that Mr. Trump is seizing on.
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"For decades, technology and globalization have made us more productive and connected," he wrote.
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So here's the question: is the backlash against globalization finally getting real political traction?
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Is Trump support correlated with areas affected by globalization, as many commentators have suggested?
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It's mere "globalization," the reproduction of what someone far away has decided is worthwhile.
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This is obvious in the case of Trump, who has long benefited from globalization.
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He sees something he calls "technology" and something he calls "globalization" as opposing forces.
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Globalization had, however, turned the analogy between China and Kaiser Wilhelm's Germany upside down.
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Dani Rodrik, an economist at Harvard, pays careful attention to the price of globalization.
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We need to rescue globalization not just from populists, but also from its cheerleaders.
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In Germany, some 60 percent of A.F.D. supporters say globalization has "mainly negative" effects.
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They pursued the neoliberal dream of globalization — one free market that covered the earth.
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Last stop is Saguenay, where many manufacturing jobs have been lost because of globalization.
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The company's expansion has been helped along by globalization and the offshoring of manufacturing.
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Globalization and world-wide laws, benefits, and cultural unity are the key to equality.
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Our education and career systems need deep changes to prepare us for digital globalization.
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What's beyond debate, however, is that globalization has been good for the global poor.
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Electing Donald Trump, then, probably wouldn't help Americans who have been hurt by globalization.
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But growing inequality and marginalization — byproducts of financial globalization — have thrust socialism center stage.
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Technology and globalization have given us a lot, but they've taken a lot too.
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How do you understand xenophobic power, especially in terms of its white nationalist globalization?
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I worked on different series for kids, some on globalization and others on identity.
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In an era of globalization, it was regarded as the last truly local place.
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The host of the conference in Beijing was the Center for China and Globalization.
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" • Jack Ma of Alibaba said on a panel: "I think globalization cannot be stopped.
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Globalization and technological advances have been pushing down prices in the past three decades.
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In our own day, globalization has proved to be the most mixed of blessings.
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"Globalization has transformed American universities into a front line for espionage," Mr. Golden said.
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" The current dispute over the trade deal, he said, exposed "the underbelly of globalization.
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How do you think geography plays a role in differing attitudes toward globalization today?
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Various approaches could lessen the economic shocks that globalization and technological change have delivered.
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It is just that now modernity, immigration and globalization make for more convenient scapegoats.
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Mr. Trump's failure to distance himself from special-interest globalization is perhaps not surprising.
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In a way, they were global citizens before globalization kicked into the jetliner age.
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The virus is forcing us not to be complacent before what globalization has wrought.
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"I think we haven't organized ourselves for the twenty-first-century globalization," Hillary admitted.
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To some people on Twitter, London had already succumbed to immigration, globalization and more.
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" — Mr. Macron, in The Daily Telegraph in April "Globalization can be a great opportunity.
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The globalization of the last decade has had an especially big impact on Australia.
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That populism now threatens precisely the globalization that Davos and its cosmopolitan elites epitomize.
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" He pledged to overhaul the French economy while "making globalization work for the people.
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Trump and Merkel have wildly different views on trade, immigration, energy policy and globalization.
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London, the metropolis that globalization created, may well be the capital of the world.
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Except that globalization and the gig business model have exploded the supply of workers.
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The globalization of, well, everything means that we can't simply go it alone forever.
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That is fundamentally driven by geopolitical risk and it&aposs fundamentally about de-globalization.
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He trumpeted trade and consumerism in language that anticipated the 1990s boosters of globalization.
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Resistance to globalization was not confined to the West, nor to the industrialized world.
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Kharchenko's 137-page dissertation focuses on the destructive qualities of globalization, cellphones, and selfies.
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Globalization is a real thing, it is a reality, it is going to happen.
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For many, his election demonstrated that Republicans were no longer reliable cheerleaders for globalization.
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Notice, by the way, that globalization and all that isn't central to this story.
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Over the past three decades, the winners of globalization have seen their income boom.
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"Globalization has made the financial elite who donate to politicians very wealthy," says Trump.
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"In times of increasing globalization, people want to return to their roots," he added.
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How can Marx's ideas inform our current debates about globalization, free trade, and neoliberalism?
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There are also plenty of explanations besides globalization for the loss of manufacturing jobs.
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And so the globalization of the zombie exposes our truest, deepest fear: each other.
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I'd like it to trigger discussion about new relationships between science, art and globalization.
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But nowhere is the parochial lurch in politics more at odds with sports-related globalization than in Britain, where globalization is revolutionizing the national game (some say religion) -- and the game is conversely helping to reassert English cultural power across the globe.
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The Davos attack was one of the first high profile hacks done for activism purposes, although it followed an attack in 2000 in which anti-globalization attackers redirected traffic from Nike's website to Melbourne-based anti-globalization group s11 for around 19 hours.
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Globalization and automation can help explain why inequality has increased but not why economic growth rates have stagnated: On the contrary, globalization and automation should have increased economic growth (by expanding markets and by reducing the cost of production), not reduced it.
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In either case globalization, far from imposing uniformity, has caused an efflorescence of different strategies.
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Economic globalization faces headwinds, and multilateralism and the system of free trade are under threat.
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The truth is, as Theresa May told CNBC in Davos: Globalization creates jobs and prosperity.
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And Total, when you speak about globalization is one of the winners of this globalisation.
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It was the establishment consensus around the benefits of globalization, automation, centralization and uncontrolled immigration.
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Here, Kuruş situates blockchain within mutating notions of territory under 21st-century hyperconnectivity and globalization.
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There was a consensus in the mid-1990s that globalization would benefit all, he said.
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Globalization was treated more like a force of nature than a matter of human choice.
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Globalization has been one of the biggest drivers of profit margin expansion for American companies.
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So, I think there's some pretty profound issues around the whole global agenda and globalization.
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We could have ensured that globalization benefited all, but corporate greed was just too great.
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"Brexit is by far the largest mass action against globalization that we've seen," McNamee said.
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Where reason and facts fuel real debate about the challenges of globalization and environmental degradation.
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Britain voted in June to leave the European Union, another sign of discontent with globalization.
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"Globalization is exposing us to a whole range of traditions from many places," Thomas said.
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That is what globalization in which "one size does not fit all" will look like.
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Experts are blaming its sudden spread across the United States on climate change and globalization.
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Globalization, at least in the form that people have come to enjoy it, is defunct.
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I think the globalization is a great idea and to create a lot of jobs.
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These are nervous times for American workers, facing the dual threats of globalization and automation.
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Instead, what we have watched is the one-time effects of radical post-war globalization.
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Globalization has been a force for good for the world, but it does have downsides.
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"If you're against globalization, you tend to be against global agreements on climate," he said.
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As Trump touted protectionism and "America First," Chinese premier Xi Jinping defended globalization at Davos.
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The nascent innovation supply chain will see increasing globalization of the generation of new ideas.
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That's the kind of globalization we should be encouraging and celebrating, not backing away from.
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The globalization of the economy has led to more knowledge workers — that's good for us.
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Many of those same Americans value globalization, international relationships, free trade, efficient government and entrepreneurship.
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Globalization leads to some job losses, although many more are due to robots and computers.
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Working-class whites, left behind by globalization, are joining idealistic young students to support Sen.
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"India is an extremely important market in Xiaomi's globalization strategy," CEO Jun said last year.
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Exports also shape public opinion of globalization and offer the opportunity for economies of scale.
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We have fellow citizens that are being left behind by the technological revolution and globalization.
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During this same time period, wages stagnated and the phenomenon of globalization began to unfold.
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" Le Pen's rhetoric is equally alarming: Globalization and Islam will "Bring France to its knees.
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"The Mediterranean diet is under threat by urbanization and globalization," Must wrote in an email.
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The underlying crises that feed populism, especially surrounding immigration and globalization, are not going away.
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Technology and globalization have created enormous opportunity for some, and disruption and stagnation for many.
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Globalization concerns and a desire to wrest Britain from under Brussels' thumb were also factors.
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He inspired populist sentiments against globalization and capitalized on corruption within the Peña Nieto government.
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Le Pen pledges to protect France from the "two totalitarians" of globalization and Islamic fundamentalism.
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Globalization and automation have hollowed out manufacturing, eliminating millions of middle-income blue-collar jobs.
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This has ceased to be the case as a result of globalization and technological changes.
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Globalization and a sense of loss of sovereignty provoke anger against local and foreign elites.
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But it is far from clear that any president has the power to reverse globalization.
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Ms. Young said she knew globalization had improved the lives of millions around the world.
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It's a capitalist enterprise, a symbol of globalization—yet it's seasoned differently for each country.
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"Globalization," on the other hand, is simply the monocultural proliferation of what we already have.
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President-elect Trump's risky flirtation with Taiwan could change the Chinese government's view of globalization.
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Russia's need of spheres of influence and buffer states is in direct conflict with globalization.
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There is no way to put the "globalization genie back in the bottle," he said.
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The formula of right-wing alter-globalization is: yes to free finance and free trade.
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China and the U.S. had benefited by globalization, Blackrock's Larry Fink said at the forum.
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But globalization also entails stark distributional consequences, with some groups almost always left worse off.
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"Countries will return to a path toward globalization and this sends a beacon of hope."
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"Think about, this is the human condition in the 21st century, at globalization," Ai said.
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I talk the talk of globalization and technology but I do not walk the walk.
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But globalization has become such an elemental feature of life that it is probably irreversible.
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Li credits the globalization of K-pop music with its growing influence on fashion trends.
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That globalization has allowed Americans to afford more food, clothing, TVs, cars, and air-conditioners?
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In the forum's opening address on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India defended globalization.
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In which case, globalization will start to fracture, and we'll both be poorer for it.
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They oppose immigration, promote nationalism, blame globalization and promise a return to better, bygone eras.
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In essence, he is pursuing a protectionist agenda, at odds with the mantra of globalization.
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And the globalization of travel hides a great disparity in local attitudes toward L.G.B.T.Q. people.
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The bottom line: Trump's trade policies are turning the rules of globalization on their head.
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It's tempting to blame impersonal market forces such as globalization and automation for widening inequality.
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But the globalization of the housing market is a problem more particular to British Columbia.
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The outbreak now threatens global growth and is intensifying a backlash against immigration and globalization.
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But without some currency playing this role, economic globalization as we know it cannot continue.
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An essay on May 7 about the globalization of trade misidentified a component of smartphones.
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People at the very top of the income scale also benefited from globalization and automation.
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Their work embodies, whether intentional or not, the intersection of art and globalization — the remix.
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But the city's rapid-fire globalization has worked more often than it has broken down.
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"The problems troubling the world are not caused by globalization," Mr. Xi told the forum.
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The Freedom Party today is Euroskeptic, anti-elite, anti-foreigner, anti-Islam and anti-globalization.
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Adjust to globalization marks one of the greatest economic and political challenges of our time.
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They promise to re-establish the national and ideological constraints that were removed by globalization.
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Some economists actually say that automation is a bigger threat to people's jobs than globalization.
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"Globalization has been a big trend," said Benjamin Kinnard, a research analyst at Wealth-X.
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Economists have proposed a long list of possible explanations, from globalization to weak productivity growth.
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But as disappointment with the effects of globalization grew, so did skepticism toward foreign products.
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How long can politicians avoid real talk about how globalization has failed the middle class?
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What it needs, looking into the future, is to acknowledge both demographic change and globalization.
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The forensic burden of the object extends to the systems of globalization that propel migration.
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It needs to become more democratic, and more protective of those left behind by globalization.
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In Italy, Matteo Salvini's League party has surged in popularity as an answer to globalization.
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This is a wave of globalization that wipes out our middle class and our jobs.
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Noyon is one of the few French lace makers remaining after globalization battered the industry.
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In the &apos70s and the &apos80s, the Chinese start opening up, globalization gathers more steam.
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And that's the people feel that I don't think it's actually a consequence of globalization.
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This might just be the way we make technological change and globalization work for all.
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The implication was that he would leave middle-class jobs prey to globalization and corporations.
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The social tensions generated by rapid globalization in the early 20th century also ring familiar.
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The administration's nationalist agenda struck at the heart of the tech industry's mantra of globalization.
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Georgieva called for an "intelligent, calm conversation" about sharing the benefits of globalization more broadly.
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With globalization, small differences in corporate tax rates drive large flows of cross-border investment.
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Far too many people feel left behind by the impacts of technology, automation and globalization.
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At Davos, Mr. Xi portrayed himself as the un-Trump, the last defender of globalization.
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The artists' works touch on such issues as gentrification, gender politics, globalization, racism and homelessness.
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Protectionism is not the right solution for unfair trade policies or growing skepticism about globalization.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about a "worrying trend" against globalization and towards isolationism.
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This is precisely the kind of globalization that economists have long told us is beneficial.
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Noam Gidron is a fellow at the Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance at Princeton.
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Globalization has lifted billions out of poverty but pummeled the working classes in advanced nations.
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In follow-up interviews, respondents shared more about their experiences and their views on globalization.
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"Trade agreements are how you shape globalization, how you level the playing field," he said.
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The forum, a pilgrimage for the wealthy and powerful, is an unabashed champion of globalization.
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SMBs continue to support globalization, the tool the global economy needs to continue to grow.
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He is the author of Global Inequality: A New Approach for the Age of Globalization.
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Automation likely played an even bigger role than globalization in destroying blue-collar American jobs.
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Something as complicated as globalization is never going to be just good or just bad.
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" For her part, Le Pen repeatedly insisted that Macron is the "candidate of wild globalization.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad warned globalization was leaving some people behind and fuelling inequality.
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It is not that the left-right divide no longer matters — after all, voters gave roughly 40 percent of the vote to various versions of the traditional left and right — but that it is now complicated by the crosscutting politics of globalization versus anti-globalization.
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"The unequal distribution of benefits from globalization has increased scepticism about international co-operation," she said.
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And that process of globalization has caused a lot of discontent in the US and Europe.
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"China itself has benefited from globalization and China will remain committed to opening up," Li said.
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So it's no surprise that globalization and mobile tech will be an immediate focus for Glotzbach.
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With gas markets experiencing increasing interconnectivity and globalization, the new geopolitics of natural gas have arrived.
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His comments were made amid a broader assessment of the negative impacts that globalization has had.
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And that requires smart, effective -- and very expensive -- national policies, not some grand reversal of globalization.
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"We tend to see China as a country that has benefited enormously from globalization," Consonery said.
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Globalization has only accelerated the process, as those supertongues became even more economically and culturally powerful.
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On one side, critics of globalization blame it for the plight of America's suffering middle class.
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THERE IS STILL IN MY MIND MORE TO BE GAINED THAN TO BE LOST THROUGH GLOBALIZATION.
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RELATED: Trump slams globalization in economic speech Federal law prohibits donations from foreign nationals to campaigns.
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And not just reading — you can sometimes agree with him, his criticism of postnational society, globalization.
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This exhibition is the culmination of two years of research of the consequence of globalization online.
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Peter Apps is Reuters global affairs columnist, writing on international affairs, globalization, conflict and other issues.
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They had the capacity to take advantage of the globalization of the demand for illicit drugs.
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Part of that is economics — tech and globalization have hollowed out middle-skill, middle-wage jobs.
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Peter Apps is Reuters global affairs columnist, writing about international affairs, globalization, conflict and other issues.
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Globalization may be the key to boosting Argentina's economy, President Mauricio Macri told CNBC on Thursday.
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We haven't had the productivity miracle that we've had in Asia as a consequence of globalization.
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The Obama administration has used trade agreements to reshape globalization in the best way, he said.
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The internet seemed destined to become the critical infrastructure for making this collective globalization a reality.
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However, he said rising anti-globalization sentiment and China's monetary conditions are key risks to watch.
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Offer real support for the people left behind by globalization, not just statistics and tax credits.
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Trump is not willing to accept a permanent Midwest Rust Belt as the price of globalization.
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Globalization — for better or worse — has interlocked America's economic fate with that of its former adversaries.
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And of course this recent phase of intensified globalization is just an acceleration of the Anthropocene.
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The base is very skeptical of trade deals — convinced that ordinary Americans have lost at globalization.
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These remarkably positive changes have actually accelerated in the past 25 years, as globalization has intensified.
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In short, globalization is not the villain many on the left make it out to be.
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This isolation preserved the country from globalization, and has made it a huge draw for tourists.
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It was also argued that globalization, the interconnectedness of international trade, had rendered war less attractive.
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Globalization and demographics have influenced economic conditions for centuries, but their economic implications have changed dramatically.
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"Economic globalization is a historical trend," he said, comparing the momentum to the world's great rivers.
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A Trumpian "America First" strategy fights directly conflicts with U.S. interests in the age of globalization.
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Several industries in the US, like coal and steel, are victims of globalization and evolving industries.
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The globalization, the world kind of pouring into India in a very fast period of time.
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Their neighborhoods, factories, downtowns have been buffeted by automation, globalization and an increasingly marginalized middle class.
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China, a country that had been in abject poverty, did become much richer because of globalization.
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Globalization, which was to bring progress but also inequality and paroxysms of violence, was gaining speed.
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And they blame immigration and the forces of globalization for reshaping the work that is available.
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Globalization, many would argue, has been a benefit for the world economy, as you just said.
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Institutions, she said, are struggling to deal with new challenges from Islam, inequality, terrorism and globalization.
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He fueled the flame of insecurity about globalization, about immigration and all that in the campaign.
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Europeans feel vulnerable in a globalization process that does not distribute extra points of growth fairly.
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For decades the globalist/universalist mind-set — pro-immigration, pro-globalization — has been on the march.
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She is the author of "An Aesthetic Education in the Era of Globalization," and other books.
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When Deng began his reforms, the world was just moving into its current form of globalization.
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"Between 'Brexit' and Trump, are we entering a world that's less enchanted with globalization?" he asked.
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Progressives have distanced themselves from a working class negatively impacted by globalization and unfair trade practices.
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The way Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump have made trade and globalization dirty words is ridiculous.
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Now, finally, globalization anxieties and the feeling of cultural dislocation have reached the country's main stage.
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The forces of globalization and technology have upended many of our established assumptions about the economy.
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"People have argued that, since the age of globalization, working Americans have suffered," he told me.
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New scholarship suggests that the pain from globalization in certain geographic locations may be longer-lasting.
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"I do not see the impact of globalization in black-and-white terms," Ms. Cao said.
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But running a sock mill in the age of globalization is a "roller coaster," she said.
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And the globalization of the startup and venture economy is by no means a "bad thing".
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The backlash to globalization is coming "at exactly the wrong time," the New York Times reports.
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It's a global system, they have been springing up since the era of financial globalization began.
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Trump voters were overall more fearful, with immigration and globalization at the top of their list.
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The 2628 election brought into daylight two sharp fissures in the American electorate created by globalization.
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Globalization, the breeding ground of the new industries, is not going back into the genie's bottle.
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This globalization is particularly palpable among the sometimes ridiculous, always enthusiastic fanatics known as beer geeks.
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And would the partitioning of the internet precipitate a slowing, or even a reversal, of globalization?
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The lesson of history is not only that globalization and the populist backlash are tightly linked.
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His offshoring activities are not unusual in an era when globalization has lowered international trade barriers.
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Technology will make it such that globalization is the optimal style of governing, and not nationalism.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a strong proponent of globalization, remains immensely popular with his political base.
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LONDON — If globalization were ever going to unravel, the beginning would probably feel something like this.
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Globalization did not happen by government design, and it will not be dismantled by political predilections.
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Such areas mostly voted to leave Europe, as people blamed globalization and immigration for diminishing opportunities.
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THE NATIONALIST REVIVAL Trade, Immigration, and the Revolt Against Globalization By John B. Judis 157 pp.
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He is the author of Judge Knot, a book about the role of lawyers in globalization.
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Anyway, I'm not pushing a universal lesson that globalization is great for everyone; just the opposite.
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However, rather than question capitalism and globalization, Moyo mounts a vigorous and welcome defense of both.
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Internationally, globalization has contributed to increasing wealth, but billions of people still struggle under crushing poverty.
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Remember the 1990s, when the hawkers of globalization told us this century would see borders fall?
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This is the tale of retail globalization, in miniature, told in the style of self-help.
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Thirdly, globalization will need to be rethought to make supply chains more robust to global shocks.
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"Globalization has generated a kind of fear, or hatred even, of the Quechua language," he said.
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Smaller towns and cities, which had fewer benefits from globalization, were more likely to want out.
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But hyper-globalization of the past 20 years means history is not a fool-proof guide.
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"It's a consequence of the social-economic impact of globalization," Mr. Guénolé, the political scientist, said.
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Today, as globalization and automation dramatically boost corporate productivity, many workers have seen their wages stagnate.
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Trump, who employed anti-globalization rhetoric on the campaign, did not attend the event last year.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, on Thursday stepped into the raging debate about globalization.
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"We cannot wish globalization away," Bush said, urging society to "adapt" to economic and social change.
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Like other Europeans, many Italians blame others for their ailments — immigrants, the European Union, and globalization.
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"Trump opposes globalization, and so should China," said one article on Utopia, a popular Maoist website.
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In recent years, the venture capital and startup worlds have seen a significant shift towards globalization.
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Yet, many have commented on a shift or slowdown of globalization, or "slobalization," in recent months.
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Yet for London's leaders, the economic solution to the resulting crisis is more globalization than ever.
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Merkel recently hit Trump on his anti-globalization stance in an interview with a German publication.
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She, too, would leave workers vulnerable to the forces of globalization and big business, he said.
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Officials in China have said the tariffs harm the World Trade Organization (WTO) system and globalization.
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Mr. Sun stressed that the Kidlington phenomenon was also an outgrowth of modern China and globalization.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The backlash against globalization misses the real danger to jobs in 2017: robots.
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During his keynote speech, French president Emmanuel Macron said globalization is going through a major crisis.
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Thousands of jobs have been lost to globalization in Evansville, the third-largest city in Indiana.
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For years, she has put criticism of globalization and Islam at the center of her platform.
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In Puerto Rico, the U.S. created a tax haven where U.S. manufacturers launched the globalization movement.
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Job insecurity is on the rise as labor markets transform amid increasing globalization and technological use.
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Globalization made possible China's challenge to America unipolarity, but it has made bipolarity impossible as well.
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But Merkel said a successful deal could "write a new chapter in the history of globalization".
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Globalization is good news for corporation profits, but bad news for the working population in general.
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Winners: American citizens, particularly those who feel threatened by globalization and cultural change; the police; Russia.
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He spoke of a "crippled" America that had seen the negative effects of globalization since World War II. His words came directly after a speech by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who said economic globalization had powered worldwide growth and should not be blamed for the world's problems.
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The rise of Trump, the vote by Britain to leave the European Union and the spread of opposition to globalization have worried central bankers and many mainstream economists who feel that the problems associated with globalization have overshadowed the benefits and morphed into broad opposition to it.
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We need representatives who can champion the benefits of globalization, but we also need representatives who can represent the many Americans who feel left out the globalization boom — those Americans who flocked to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's anti-globalization message.
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Trump has been trying to appeal to what he calls the shrinking middle class by criticizing globalization.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ISTANBUL — There are two simultaneous versions of globalization in the arts.
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This is due to a variety of factors, including changing consumer preferences, disruptive startups, globalization, and ageism.
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Watch the video above to hear more from Gary Shilling on wages, globalization and Trump's trade wars.
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Most significantly, all of this was occurring during a new intense period of cultural globalization and communication.
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Another trend that's "super interesting if fairly obvious by now," says Turck, is the globalization of entrepreneurship.
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Held in the Swiss Alps, it has come to symbolize modern globalization and exclusivity at its peak.
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We as a country didn't do what we should have to help workers whom globalization was hurting.
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Recently, there have been three albums that seem to be pushing for a musical globalization of sorts.
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Personal computers transformed the workforce, globalization transformed the economy, and the internet transformed pretty much everything else.
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He slammed both NAFTA and the U.S. trade relationship with China, arguing globalization damaged U.S. manufacturing workers.
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But despite ever-increasing globalization, most of us don't really know about the myths from other cultures.
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The globalization of trade has opened up opportunity and lifted billions out of poverty around the world.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping, meanwhile, said the U.S.-China trade war wouldn't disrupt the trend toward globalization.
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Advocating balance and inclusiveness, China's solution is an effective approach to addressing the problems facing globalization today.
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"I think the tide on globalization is just going out," Thiel declared at a conference on Tuesday.
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Fringe political parties in Europe that already believed in curbing globalization took advantage of that growing sentiment.
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Black inner-city communities were the ones that felt the impacts of globalization and deindustrialization the most.
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But he cautioned that anti-globalization sentiment is on the rise in the United States and overseas.
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China's outbound boom is flipping the script on globalization and stoking anxiety from Alabama to San Francisco.
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Tell it about the internet, social media, globalization and that the way we watch sports has changed.
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Subject-wise, he deals in intimacy, modernity, post-truth politics, globalization, and even the gentrification of London.
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Economic uncertainty, trade wars, rising nationalism and blowback against globalization are helping drive the pullback, experts say.
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From: Hurst, TexasJune 24, 2016BREXIT passing simply means that Great Britain's citizens believe in nationalism over globalization.
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POLITICAL ORDER AND POLITICAL DECAY: From the Industrial Revolution to the Globalization of Democracy, by Francis Fukuyama.
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JZ: Well I think, as I said, globalization is a phenomenon of the market and the economy.
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But globalization and digital technologies are never as uniformly and horizontally distributed as this installation might suggest.
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"If globalization and trade are the culprit, most of those effects should have already happened," Raval says.
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The message resonates best with middle-class and working-class voters buffeted by the forces of globalization.
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Many other factors can be in play, such as globalization, deregulation, decline of unions and the like.
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It's entirely consistent with, and I think caused by, globalization and the impact of technology on work.
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The first will be a keynote by Saskia Sassen, a sociologist of globalization currently at Columbia University.
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Xi spoke to the world's elite on Tuesday, urging world leaders not to give up on globalization.
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The two leaders are leading proponents of globalization in direct opposition to Trump's distaste for free trade.
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Modernization, with rapidly increasing globalization and urbanization, is also linked to anxiety about the future, Rubin says.
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No, today's Democrats have purged the voices for globalization, market economics, and the spread of liberal idealism.
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Searches for the terms "community" and "globalization," meanwhile, are up by 62 percent and 60 percent, respectively.
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A big part of the reason wages are flat is because we have not done globalization well.
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But pop's globalization, via Spotify and YouTube, means that our paths are crossing more frequently than ever.
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Sadly, the Trump-Putin meeting is a sideshow as far as the anti-globalization movement is concerned.
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But we incorrectly assumed that the internet, social media and globalization in general might diminish those bubbles.
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"There's not necessarily a major disruption of globalization coming from the political realm in Europe," said Chandler.
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The name has become synonymous in many people's mind with the evils of globalization and big business.
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Even within the domain of "economic globalization," China doesn't share the U.S.'s protectiveness of intellectual property.
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John B. Judis is the author of The Nationalist Revival: Trade, Immigration and the Revolt Against Globalization.
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Known for her smoldering denunciations of globalization and multiculturalism, she stands for everything that Macron does not.
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But when globalization destroyed hundreds of thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs, few elite policymakers batted an eyelash.
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Philippon's biggest contribution is to explain that it isn't some natural result of globalization and technological innovation.
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And I believe that-- globalization is best procured and advanced through as much free trade as possible.
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The shift towards unilateralism is most prevalent in places that have been the biggest drivers of globalization.
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It's probably more the difficulty of being a small brand and competing with big groups and globalization.
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On Tuesday, Stiglitz told CNBC that Trump's attacks on free trade and globalization would harm American growth.
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But having said that, we always know that, you know, in globalization there'll be winners and losers.
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His denunciation of international trade agreements resonates with those who've lost ground in the era of globalization.
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The powers that emerged victorious from World War II championed globalization as the antidote to future conflicts.
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We must all adapt to globalization and learn to live with peoples of all races and religions.
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Indeed elite tribalism is actively encouraged by the technologies of globalization, the ease of travel and communication.
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The political shifts in Europe are triggered by a combination of immigration, globalization, neoliberalism and European integration.
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The more years of schooling people have, the more likely they are to reject anti-globalization attitudes.
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Given a desire for export diversification and its vocal support for globalization, Ottawa should go all in.
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Disillusionment with traditional elites, hostility toward immigrants and anger among the losers from globalization — all resonate elsewhere.
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" His next book is "Why Globalization Works for America: How Nationalist Trade Policies Will Lead to Ruin.
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The election of 2017 is about reconciling Germany with globalization, and marrying progressive politics to conservative positions.
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"He has been focusing on the negative side of the global markets and globalization," Ms. Kobayashi said.
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He believes that globalization has been a loser and he wants to make America a winner again.
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The secular religion worshiped in the Western parliaments was globalization (or, in the European Union's case, Europeanization).
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It is kind of ironic that globalization seems to be plateauing just as the political backlash mounts.
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In fact, many of the countries that still vocally support globalization and integration are also quietly islandizing.
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"Aviation is globalization at its very best," he had told executives from IATA's more than 200 airlines.
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The vote was seen as Italian voters expressing skepticism about globalization, open borders and the European Union.
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In some ways, the book is a catalogue of portraits about life under the strangeness of globalization.
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"There's generally speaking a globalization of animation that I think works in our favor," Mr. Beckman said.
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Remember, workers are also consumers and globalization has been hugely beneficial to consumers all over the planet.
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The state's power is eroding, being challenged by forces "from above" (globalization) and "from below" (communities, tribes).
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Poppy and Amelia appear in Richard Baldwin's "The Globotics Upheaval: Globalization, Robotics, and the Future of Work".
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Can the country reap the rewards of globalization without fanning a dangerous backlash from those left behind?
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The third act is the globalization of New York cool, Brooklyn as a brand, all that shit.
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Colonization, conflicts and violence against indigenous people, globalization, and urbanization are the biggest factors for this decline.
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Wang said, "The two sides should safeguard economic globalization and free trade system," per Chinese state media.
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With the coronavirus, technology and globalization are ensuring that nearly all epidemic chords are struck at once.
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That's because globalization, at least in the form we have known it, leveled off a decade ago.
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It is tempting to think of globalization as a constant process, but historically that's not the case.
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Declining unionization, noncompete contracts, tepid minimum-wage increases, globalization and sluggish productivity have all played a role.
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With every year, the world becomes less certain, the destabilizing effects of globalization more difficult to hide.
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The globalization flyaround • Emmanuel Macron visited China with a gift horse and a defense of global trade.
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It's hard to argue, I think, on an Earth-wide perspective that globalization was a bad thing.
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Globalization, changes in workplace technology, and the rise of a more heterogeneous workforce put strains on unions.
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Germany's conservatives, no matter how renewed they become, won't be able to escape liberalism, secularization and globalization.
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As globalization has shuttered factories and decimated entire industries, federal employment has been a bastion of stability.
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Nevertheless, locality itself matters, for it is locality, rather than globalization, that is the book's true subject.
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Mr. Shonibare is known for sculptures and installations that engage with the history of colonialism and globalization.
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After the 2016 election, many commentators argued that Trump's Electoral College win reflected a backlash against globalization.
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In Virginia, Democrats won by a landslide among anybody who grew up in the age of globalization.
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The merits of capitalism, democratic systems of government and globalization are likely to come under intense scrutiny.
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I think that the local becomes the preferred solution to the oppressive globalization that we're living under.
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But that is changing under the pressure of globalization, immigration and anxiety about national and cultural identity.
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In our business we are trying to set up not globalization, but rather the universalism of man.
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Racial nationalism was commonplace in the late 19th century, the radically disruptive first phase of economic globalization.
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In the last 30 years, we have seen the impact of globalization and automation on our workers.
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Globalization has made it easier for companies to seek shelter in countries with lower corporate tax rates.
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His research focuses on monetary and fiscal policy, structural reforms, currency unions, financial globalization and economic history.
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Never mind the refrain that the American factory is supposedly a dinosaur in the age of globalization.
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Globalization and technology has partly redefined what capital is as it relates to the wealth of nations.
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Resurrecting Humphrey-Hawkins can help pre-empt a technology crisis and even future labor dislocation from globalization.
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Among all the challenges to globalization, many of them political or ideological, this virus may be different.
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"The biggest thing to notice is that this is the globalization of response to humor," Lewis says.
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Robert J. Samuelson explains how attitudes toward globalization are hard to pin down but easy to manipulate.
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"On the fundamental subjects of globalization, free trade, immigration and multiculturalism, dialogue has become impossible," Guilluy concludes.
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But the reality is that the rural culture, the rural traditions, are slowly being eroded by globalization.
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Do you think there is still a concern here among business leaders that globalization is at risk?
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I think the rest of the world will see different leadership lead us forward to drive globalization.
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President Trump's "America first" trade policy bucks the tide of globalization that has reshaped the world's economy.
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All the walls and higher tariffs in the world will not stop the technological revolution and globalization.
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Wednesday's Commission "reflection paper", on shaping or "harnessing" globalization, could lead to legislative proposals later this year.
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They point to research blaming automation and other forces unrelated to globalization for middle-class job losses.
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Many Trump supporters see their economic precariousness and political voicelessness as a result of globalization and immigration.
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Economic globalization and the paralysis of democratic institutions has left ordinary people in Western societies feeling disenfranchised.
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It's a head-spinning tale of globalization that started over a humble meal almost a century ago.
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People who have not benefited from globalization need to try harder to emulate those who have succeeded.
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Americans are also divided on the impact of globalization on income inequality in the country, pollsters found.
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Let's discuss how globalization disrupted Gateway 2000, once the largest direct seller of PCs in the country.
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And in the capital market, the increased PE investment will also help the process of drugs globalization.
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But I have not yet heard a good conversation about what changes in globalization would address inequality.
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In recent years, technological and economic changes like social media and globalization have made leaders less powerful.
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The question is not whether globalization or nationalization, for there is no inherent tension between the two.
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