Sentence examples for his globalization from inspiring English sources

His "Globalization and Its Discontents" (2002) included sharp criticisms of international economic institutions, in particular the I.M.F. for its handling of the East Asian financial and currency crises of 1997-98.

Recently, Fudan University Press published his "Redefining Business-society Relationship for Japanese Corporations in China (in Chinese)," also, Oxford University Press published his "Globalization and Economic Nationalism in Asia (in English)." Dr. Ryu's research also has published in Journal of International Business, Corporate Communication Studies, and other scholarly academic journals.

Too Foreign for Comfort Meanwhile, GMR has had a close shave in his globalization plans.

He performed, too, and his bringing out the silk-voiced Ne-Yo for his upbeat Globalization track Time Of Our Lives was welcome on a night starved for R&B stars.

Professor Stiglitz, who has criticized United States policy toward Russia in his book "Globalization and Its Discontents," is an opponent.

In his view, globalization will not only finish off what's left of American manufacturing, but will turn so-called knowledge workers, which was supposed to be America's competitive advantage, into just another global commodity.

His book Globalization and Its Discontents (2002) has been translated into 35 languages, besides at least two pirated editions, and in the non-pirated editions have sold more than one million copies worldwide.

"Though Prime Minister Mahathir's policies trying to keep interest rates low, trying to put brakes on the rapid flow of speculative money out of the country were attacked from all quarters, Malaysia's downturn was shorter and shallower than that of any of the other countries," Mr. Stiglitz wrote in his book "Globalization and Its Discontents".

Trump, who has called NAFTA "a disaster," is likely to seize on that opening to trumpet a victory and push ahead with his anti-globalization campaign plank.

Research and development are critical to his profits, and globalization has helped shape his business.

Those willing to pay Clinton to speak say they can pack a hall with people eager to hear his question-and-answer sessions on Middle East peace, his motivational seminars, or his lectures on globalization that weave together personal anecdotes and detailed data aimed at inspiring corporate executives to compete better in the 21st-century global economy.