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For all its claims, says Mr Ghemawat, business education is far from a globalised industry.

Put simply, Trump's xenophobic retreat from a globalised world isn't going to help anyone.

We are moving from a globalised world of manufacturing giants to a networked one of technology giants.

For us today, the single biggest positive difference is that we start from a globalised world economy.

Now, the argument runs, our creative industries conspire to rob the working-class losers from a globalised age of honour as well as livelihood.

This would allow people to enjoy most of the benefits of citizenship but still spend the majority of their time abroad, and allow Israel to reap the most from a globalised workforce.Can Zionism evolve enough to allow Israel's non-Jewish citizens to feel truly part of the country?

† "Avoiding boom/bust: macro-economic reform for a globalised economy".

Will we recognise that there is little use scapegoating; no immunising ourselves from the convulsions of a globalised society?

Countries that do not sign up to the Berne Convention and other international agreements relating to intellectual property rights find themselves excluded from the mainstream of a globalised culture.

Muslims from a young, globalised and highly political generation are now poised to enter the public spheres open to them, or to embrace extremism, or, like many of their parents, to retreat into passive resentment.

It would also be of a piece with Mr Sarkozy's belief in the primacy of political will, his vows to save Europe from rule by technocrats and his desire that the EU should "protect" people from a brutal, globalised world.