The Globalist

Can the roots of today’s debt crisis in Greece be traced as far back as the 1830s?

How are the realities of globalization forcing the United States to adopt a new foreign policy?

Does the embrace of American exceptionalism nix the prospect of new economic thinking emerging from the United States?

How have religious influences changed the way Americans and Europeans think about the role of government?

Must debt restructuring and reduction occur for the West’s economies to truly recover?

What needs to be done to narrow the rift between the West and Islam?

Can the countries of Asia go it alone, or do they still need the United States to keep them connected to each other?

Could Europe’s social welfare system actually provide political and economic stability to the continent?

How can the European economic model be applied to the United States?

In what ways is the EU an inspiration for a future model of global cooperation?