A year ago I published a book entitled Winners and Losers in Globalization in which I tried to explain to the economics lay reader, simply but without sacrifi cing academic rigor, just what globalization really is. I tried to be as objective and instructive as possible because I felt that there was a great deal of confusion surrounding the concept and what it embodied. At best, globalization had become a handy excuse, but it was generally the scapegoat that took the blame whenever things went wrong or whenever there seemed to be no explanation for why something was not going right. It has become sort of like the word “virus,” which is used whenever we do not know exactly why someone is ill. Unfortunately, this wide perception, mainly among young people in developed countries, has not changed much since then. [download]
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