Managing Globalization in the Age of Interdependence

An insightful exploration of globalism, trade, and economics As the world grows increasingly connected, globalization becomes an increasingly complex paradigm to manage. Managing Globalization in the Age of Interdependence presents a complete study of globalization as both a phenomenon and a business model, and provides practical guidance for moving forward amidst economic uncertainty. Global trade is examined in the context of differing ideologies, varying strengths of leadership, different economic realities, as well as from the purely academic sense through a discussion about the convergence of the supply-side and the demand-side.

Editor's Preface vi Author's Preface vii Foreword viii Introduction xi 1. Phenomenon of Globalization 1 2. The Collapse of the Old Paradigm 31 3. Global Leadership 61 4. The Basis for Global Consensus 85 5. World Ideology: Variations on a Communitarian Theme 111 Notes 125 Index 127