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Tag: Globalization

Martin Gelin
Michel Houellebecq’s Islamophobia and chauvinism have made him a favorite intellectual of right extremists. So why does he appeal to so many on the left as well?
Matthew Longo

We have surrendered the cherished value of “innocent until proven guilty” for the security logic that we are all “risky until proven safe.”

Erik Loomis
The left has not articulated an alternative trade agenda that supports all the world’s workers in a global economy.
John Feffer

Hwang Sok-yong’s new novel sounds a warning about the pitfalls of Korean reunification.

David Moscrop
The philosopher Herbert Marcuse saw machines as our greatest hope for real liberty. But in Trump’s America, automation feels more totalitarian than ever. 
Suzanne Berger
Forget retraining and compensation programs. History offers a better way forward. 
Frank Pasquale
What the rise of megaplatforms means for the rest of us.
Andrew Schrank
When it comes to globalization, slowing down is the best way forward.
Dean Baker
The loss of jobs that accompanied globalization could have been avoided.

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