The emergence of China, technology, deeper globalization with low-wage countries, disastrous domestic economic policies and the lack of investment to modernize the American economy have all factored into the decline of the middle class and a plodding economy.
Mr. Chavez came into office with a deep suspicion of globalization.
This is the true and deep future of globalization...a true interconnectedness which means redefining what capitalism does, and how it serves us, the humans who utilize it to create, produce, distribute and enjoy both the wealth, and the products of that same wealth.
"Our latest funding round indicates strong investor confidence in Globality's mission; to drive the benefits of globalization deeper into the world's economies — empowering innovative small and mid-size service providers to partner with major multinational corporations," said Hyatt in a statement.
More broadly, it sometimes feels like bona fide counterculture is almost impossible to create in this hyper-digital era of globalization, deep-fried memes and exorbitant rent.
Through gatherings like Folsom and bars like the Eagle, subcultures that have long flourished in Japan may now just be adopting familiar terminology and branding a trend that provokes deeper questions about the globalization of Western gay cultures.
Through gatherings like Folsom and bars like the Eagle, subcultures that have long flourished in Japan may now just be adopting familiar terminology and branding a trend that provokes deeper questions about the globalization of Western gay cultures.
Unfortunately, the social contract broke down in the 1980s amid deregulation, attacks on unions, growing globalization and a deep recession that decimated Rust Belt manufacturing industries.
As a business professional who speaks regularly on campuses across the country, I don't usually experience the deep and sincere embrace of globalization that I did this weekend.
But Britain's surprise vote to leave the European Union signals a new era for the post-World War II globalization drive, exposing deep populist anger and leaving open the question of how best to rein in an increasingly connected and interdependent world economy.
