The Globalist

Will China follow the U.S. model or the German model for innovation and management?

Are U.S. politicians ready to tell their people that the day is near when the United States will no longer be the globe’s number one?

Will Chinese products soon put everyone else in the rest of the world out of a job?

How do the Republican promoters of limited government get away with their myopia?

Could such sensitive issues as Muslim relations, maritime activities and international investments tip the United States and China into greater enmity?

What would today’s global economic landscape look like had Nixon not gone to China in 1973?

Which civilization will win and which will lose — the one based on fossil fuels or the one based on renewables?

Why don’t Americans let themselves be spurred to stimulate their competitive juices when they look at China?

How do the people of a small American city view China — as an opportunity or a threat?

Can China’s market-building approach to Africa complement the West’s tradition democracy-building approach?