Reclaiming globalization Globalization has now become the catchword to encompass the rapid and often disquieting and disruptive social and economic change of the past 25 years.

Shortly after last Thursday’s piece on U.S. agriculture exports went up, word came from the University of Minnesota regarding a fresh analysis of how surprisingly little change globalization is ...

Although -- as with any change -- there can be downsides to cultural globalization, this cross-fertilization is overwhelmingly a force for good.

Globalization in its present form has generated economic inequalities, political uncertainties and cultural anxiety. Is there a way to move forward that benefits more people?

A global economy held together by interdependence — possibly to a fault. A changing climate causing worldwide disaster. And a warlike people seeking to wreak havoc throughout civilization. It ...

However, American popular culture has found a way to become a beacon for change, and has found a way to influence and change globalization almost entirely. It acts as a bridge between different ...

How Globalization and Climate Change Are Taking Away Our Favorite Foods In a new book, author Simran Sethi argues that we are facing one of the most radical shifts in food ever.

Globalization, often seen as a uniquely modern phenomenon, has deep historical roots. A course on Western cultural history reveals that cultural exchange and interaction have been central to Western ...

Among the issues they addressed were using the global economy to empower women and the poor, potential changes in the workplace, and possible ways to constructively control economic growth.