Mobility and the Desire for Sovereignity in Europe
Lack of geographic mobiliity is a major culprit in the rise of nationalism.
Read more...Lack of geographic mobiliity is a major culprit in the rise of nationalism.
Read more...Why trade wars are more costly than conventional wisdom would have you believe now that manufacturing to a large degree depends on global value chains.
Read more...The largest animal epidemic in history – an outbreak of African swine flu – is currently ravaging pigs in Asia. The cause: industrial farming practices. The cure: change the food production model.
Read more...At stake is whether China will agree to do what Russia did in the 1990s: put a Yeltsin-like puppet of neoliberal planners in place to shift control of its economy from its government to the U.S. financial sector and its planners.
Read more...A slew of reasons, the China debacle on top.
Read more...The Australian secuirty services are in open war against the Government over its pro-China policies.
Read more...America expected China to join the international economic community as a subordinate power, but China’s deals with Russia show China moving towards parity in economic and military sway.
Read more...Supply chains are multinational in scope and supply. A trade embargo is ultimately self-defeating.
Read more...How China is likely to view defying US sanctions on Iran.
Read more...Possible American and EU responses to multipolar politics.
Read more...Chinese electric vehicle sales already amount to more than half of the world’s total – and car makers and battery manufacturers are working hard to grow even faster
Read more...Why Trump ‘s narrowly nationalistic trade agenda, combined with his nostalgia for a 1950s style economy, will undermine U.S. economic prosperity and U.S. global hegemony.
Read more...Is Boeing itself on a crash course?
Read more...Why the US and China are gridlocked on trade.
Read more...China’s exploding corporate debt is a cause for pause.
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