<< To achieve a more fair and sensible human geography will require arguments based on both rights and obligations — especially since politically, neither is _...Read More_

>"It’s time for new cooperative platforms that address irreducible interdependence."

Across Western democracies, the social cohesion that once sustained political consensus has severely eroded. A new segregation is emerging as a combined result of the collapse of socializing institutions and the rise of polarizing _...Read More_

The number of populist parties in government has never been as high as it is today—nearly doubling over the last 15 years.More than half are located in Europe, while the rest are spread throughout the Americas and _...Read More_

Evaluating the world’s many connections and divides Depending on how it affects you, the term globalization may induce a warm and fuzzy feeling, or it may scare the daylights out of you.

They suggest that rather than fear China as a hegemon seeking singular global dominance, East and West can coexist in harmonious equanimity, like two dancers holding hands so both stay standing.

>"It seems eons ago, the youth-led climate strike of September 20, 2019 that brought four million people onto the streets worldwide. I was on the sidewalk outside Seattle _...Read More_

"Fifteen-nation Asian trade pact with China — but without America — is a game changer." “The world doesn’t wait” is not the title of a fictional James Bond movie, but the reality of a global _...Read More_

>"The spine of the liberal order is the global supply chain, a magical formulation that is meant to make us believe capitalism has an organized nervous system we can study."

I can't help but wonder is it a failed state or is it working exactly as it is supposed to where the system benefits wealth inequality holding the "right" demographics of people, enabling racist, ableist, normative society? The problem of _...Read More_