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• Making an ending

  Nov 21 2008:

  Joanna Bourke: The NIC's gloomy forecast is deeply narcissistic. Viewed from elsewhere, the decline of American power seems a good idea

• America's future is in good hands

  Nov 21 2008:

  Moira Whelan: Progressive leadership and cooperation among states can reverse the decline of US dominance

• Long live America?

  Nov 21 2008:

  Robert Fox: News of the early death of US dominance may seem exaggerated, but its diplomatic leverage is already fading

• 2025: the end of US dominance

  Nov 20 2008:

  US intelligence says incoming president will inherit country unable to 'call the shots' alone while advance of western-style democracy is vulnerable and nuclear proliferation grows

• Economies of scale

  Oct 21 2008:

  Ann Pettifor: A new Bretton Woods: To save economies and the planet, we must tame markets, increase state control and bring in a new global trading system

• Amid the rubble of global finance, a blueprint for Bretton Woods II

  Oct 21 2008:

  Jeffrey Sachs: Durable reform must tackle climate change and world poverty as well as market regulation

• A crisis sparked by the world's rich will have the poor paying the highest price

  Oct 20 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: Our worries about jobs or pensions pale beside the fallout Africa and Asia now face in this absurdly skewed global system

• In defence of globalisation

  Oct 3 2008:

  Peter Mandelson: We need another Bretton Woods to lessen the risks but keep the benefits of world financial markets

• Free for all

  Sep 19 2008:

  Chris Patten: Opponents of globalisation are hypocrites - free trade is still the best option

• Rich countries once used gunboats to seize food. Now they use trade deals

  Aug 26 2008:

  George Monbiot: The world's hungriest are the losers as an old colonialism returns to govern relations between wealthy and poor nations

• Free trade breakdown

  Aug 14 2008:

  Björn Lomborg: Protectionist rhetoric and global fears about free trade leave our planet at risk of missing out on extraordinary benefits

• Business quiz: International trade

  Quiz, Aug 8 2008: Doha has collapsed, but how much do you know about the long-running battle over international trade?

• A club in trouble

  Aug 4 2008:

  Editorial: Western governments including Britain are struggling with how to respond to China's rise

• No cheers for globalisation

  Jul 31 2008:

  Dani Rodrik: The intellectual assaults on globalisation are coming from some of its loudest former cheerleaders

• The world isn't flat – it's networked

  Jul 29 2008:

  David Singh Grewal: Globalisation does not 'flatten' opportunity in the world: rather it forces everyone to conform to an underlying standard

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