The Economic Risks of Globalization: Expert and Public Opinion Survey Results. Global Choices 1/2012

Arpe, Jan and Glockner, Holger and Hauschild, Helmut and Petersen, Thieß and Schaich, Andreas and Volkmann, Tim (2012) The Economic Risks of Globalization: Expert and Public Opinion Survey Results. Global Choices 1/2012. UNSPECIFIED.

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Abstract

The world is changing at breathtaking speed. Global challenges, from climate change to cyber crime, are growing increasingly complex. Emerging economic powers in Asia and Latin America are assuming greater roles in geopolitical matters. The shift of economic power to the east is creating new dependencies. In short, the ground rules of international cooperation are being rewritten. The “Global Choices” publication series takes a closer look at these changes and how they affect politics, business and society. By facilitating an informed understanding of these changes, this series aims to contribute constructively to debates regarding the principles of a new global order and the reforms needed to improve international cooperation. “Global Choices” is also a call to action because globalization is not a matter of immutable fate; its trajectory can be shaped. “Global Choices” therefore underscores the fact that the power to make sound choices lies within our hands.

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