Davos 2001 - Globalisation
Globalisation: An opportunity, not a threat
Globalisation can be traced back centuries, yet business conducted within countries still far outweighs that made on a worldwide basis. . .more
Protectionist 'cures' win few converts
Non-governmental activism may best be answered with coherent principles that are executed effectively and defended confidently. . .more
Uncertainties at WTO's door
Internal divisions and external opposition make a strong lead from the new US president vital. . .more
New risk to poor in digital divide
While academics and policymakers remain deeply divided over whether globalisation contributes to inequality, new concerns are focusing on the role of the internet. . .more
Emerging markets take brunt of pain
Much has been learned over the past three years about improving co-operation between governments and private-sector creditors . . .more
Emissions likely to keep rising
Transport needs around the world will continue to make oil the dominant fuel for the forseeable future . . .more