Globalized trade and finance had spread risk widely.
Obligatory author remarks and testimonials were accompanied by readings about the "neoliberal economy" ("Arguably, the taxi industry as it was formed in the 1980s reflected the globalized world of finance capital"), and by a call to protest the Taxi and Limousine Commission's planned installation of Global Positioning Systems.
Domestic corruption may have global results due to interconnectedness of domestic and global health financing, a globalized drug supply chain, health worker migration, and shared global health security.
In The Shadows of Consumption, Peter Dauvergne maps the costs of consumption that remain hidden in the shadows cast by globalized corporations, trade, and finance.
Mr. Coll's book also traces a host of bizarre connections among its dramatis personae, suggesting that there are often less than six degrees of separation when it comes to the new globalized world of international finance.
The fossil-fueled Industrial Era, its incumbent industries, rising energy prices, too big to fail banks, consumer debt, un-repayable student loans, structural unemployment, offshoring jobs, globalized supply chains, casino finance, high frequency trading, tax havens, materialistic consumption on our depleted, polluted planet are all clearly unsustainable.
We live in an increasingly globalized and globalizing world.
Indeed, the rhetoric of the movement, with its insistence that there is a globalized élite that, by manipulating finance and capital, are undoing French civilization, rhymes ominously with the classic forms of French right-wing nationalism, including indigenous French anti-Semitism.
In recent years, finance has become more globalized, and officials in the U.S. and Europe have cracked down on tax havens.
