Multiculturalism, he suggests, might have worked in an era when there was a finite number of immigrant groups all of whom settled permanently, but cannot work in an era of transient flows coming and going in all directions.
They are co-authors of the report, Digital globalization: The new era of global flows.
In an era of global flows of knowledge and research – with donor investment shaped by the expectation of securing 'global public goods' and national governmental investments in such agendas frequently below agreed targets to make them functional [ 37, 38] – such efforts frequently appear inadequately articulated conceptually and politically.
In an era of global capital flows, so much excess money is now flowing through world markets that no single country can fight the international problem of inflation effectively by tightening its own monetary policy, Boediono said.
In truth, currents generated by his medieval predecessor, in the foundational era of the Crusades, flowed not only into sanctified violence and contempt for the other — evils we know too well.
Now, says the architect, "we live in an era of constant data flowing into buildings".
Indeed, the usefulness of concentrating business services is all the greater in an era of much increased capital flows (the credit crunch notwithstanding).
The rest of the EU nations – Germany and France especially – could send a signal that yes, free movement remains a cardinal principle, but that they will look again at how that principle can work in practice in the era of globalisation and mass flows of people.
According to the theory of space of flows in the era of globalisation and informatisation, we developed a new approach that uses activity data to analyse activity intensity, closeness, and connection to comprehensively delineate the boundaries of urban agglomeration.
But the standout track is the final one, a nine-minute opus with extended bass and organ solos that howls nostalgic over the bygone era of men in spandex and flowing locks.
