Globalization
for all
GLOBALIZATION
FOR ALL
After three decades of poorly managed integration, globalization is threatened by social discontent and the rise of populist forces. A new paradigm will need better ways not only to compensate the groups that have lost, but to distribute the gains more broadly from the start.
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GLOBALIZATION
FOR ALL
The Challenge
The long post-war wave of globalization has come to a halt and the world economy is now threatened by disintegration.
What Went Wrong
Liberalizing international trade will lift all boats, since the losers from globalization can easily be compensated.
New Economy in Progress
Globalization produces discontent and policy needs to take costs and compensation more seriously.
5 WAYS THAT ARE DISCUSSED TO MAKE GLOBALIZATION WORK FOR ALL
CHART: WHO HAS GAINED FROM GLOBALIZATION?
IN-DEPTH CONTENT
What really drives populist votes?
Recent insights and open questions. A paper by Thiemo Fetzer and Robert Gold for the Forum New Economy, October 2019.
Recap: Prosperity in a Post-Global World – Short Cut with Rana Foroohar and Holger Görg
Has the era of globalization ended? And if so, how can we ensure prosperity in a post-global world? We invited Rana Foroohar and Holger Görg to discuss this question with us.
The Path to Prosperity in a Post-Global World - With Rana Foroohar and Holger Görg
From a Better Understanding of the Drivers of Populism to a New Political Agenda
Forum Working paper series - a new contribution by Robert Gold on the drivers of and measures against populism
The roaring globalization of the 2020s? Harold James says a new golden age of globalization is approaching
Princeton professor Harold James explains why the current crisis, like past crises, could trigger a new push for globalisation - on 26 May at our VIII New Paradigm Workshop.
New Economy Working Paper – How to reduce Germany’s current account surplus
Trump will go. But what about US complaints about Germany’s export surplus? Probably not, argue Achim Truger, Jan Behringer and Till van Treeck in an upcomming Op-Ed for the SZ which is based on a study for Forum New Economy.