Word: globalizationã
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...police officer took the demonstrator away. It was unclear whether the hecklers were students. During his speech, Lamy emphasized the notion of building “global governance,” adding that the WTO is not a perfect model but a way to “harness globalization?? and to find “some force in ensuring legitimate decision-making.” He also said that he thinks the “core mission of the WTO” is to open markets and open world trade for the benefit of all people, but that...
...play—in our society. We believe understanding the interaction between reason and faith is one of the cornerstones of a liberal arts education. Yet, the report also acknowledges that we live in a global world. It is a world where Harvard brooks more skeptics than elsewhere, where globalization??s spread of ideas has not made the world at large less unctuous—or many people more prone to temper their faith with reason. We wonder if the study of religion on its own terms might not be more helpful in assisting us to understand...
...Psych department may have finally one-upped the professorial trio of Summers, Sandel, and Friedman from 2005’s Social Analysis 76 “Globalization?? by offering Psychology 1002, “Morality and Taboo.” The course’s professors—a one-two punch of Johnstone Family Professor of Psychology Steven Pinker and the Law School’s Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz—will likely draw lots of students with their popularity (and the perennially popular Positive Psychology, Psychology of Leadership, and Human Sexuality...
...Levitt coined the term “globalization?? in his HBR article “The Globalization of Markets,” where he described the need to have a common, consistent product when marketing worldwide...
...problem with helping the U.S. citizen first. This reaction comes from the stereotypical “American” practicing his own brand of patriotism but is also present in the most progressive circles. This isolationist sentiment fails to recognize that—in this age of globalization??countries need to look beyond their borders to solve problems within their borders. With a global economy it is impossible to isolate the U.S. in a utopian bubble of prosperity, and the mass migration we see today is the best proof of that point.But another, more insidious, argument prevalent...