.... http://www.politicalcompass.org/index Don't bother. The quiz is either poorly designed or deliberately designed with loaded and/or ambiguous or meaningless questions. E.g., Question #1: "If economic globalisation is inevitable, it should primarily serve humanity rather than the interests of trans-national corporations." Assumes that "serves humanity" is defined, and that the interests of "humanity" and of "trans-national ...

.... -- are making global supply chains look far less attractive." Pity about call centers that dont have that problem. And since services are FAR more important to modern first world economys than manufactured goods, globalisation will continue, you watch. And if the cost of the fuel for ships ever becomes are serious problem, even someone as stupid as you should have noticed that nuke powered ships have been perfectly feasible for ...

... accuse un retard immense et considérable en comparaison de bien d’autres pays. Dans le concert des nations, Haïti ne peut pas faire cavalier seul ou choisir de vivre en autarcie au moment où le monde se globalise et s’unifie. Elle doit être en rapport constant et étroit avec le développement de nouvelles données internationales dans des domaines aussi variés et diversifiés tels: l’histoire intellectuelle, le mouvement migratoire universel,...

... in 1920. People worldwide have to have the means of sustenance and employment - which wasn't the case then and isn't the case now. There is a lot of work to be done before we can ever claim that a successful globalisation has taken place. The process takes time and despair is natural. But if we compare, say, life in India and China now to that of twenty years ago we will see a vast improvement. Africa still has to follow and then South ...

... area. The ideas: 1: Our intelligence confers on us a unique capacity to embellish in many ways the natural struggle for existence. 2: Our intelligence will eventually find expression in a managed - and knowing - globalisation. 3: The plethora of forces simultaneously at work in our colonisation of the planet - our own individual need for survival, group dynamics, the disputes of nations, ditance, illness and ignorance, false beliefs ...

... way for a rise in the third world [as resources flow toward cheaper labor and away from high maintenance industrial populations]. On the other hand there are problems so big that you could not solve them without a globalisation of forces. Of course globalism has it's own specific problems also. Once the problems will be so big we cannot solve them anyhow. But, as much as I dislike a lot of globalism ...

... way for a rise in the third world [as resources flow toward cheaper labor and away from high maintenance industrial populations]. On the other hand there are problems so big that you could not solve them without a globalisation of forces. Of course globalism has it's own specific problems also. Once the problems will be so big we cannot solve them anyhow. But, as much as I dislike a lot of globalism today ...

... way for a rise in the third world [as resources flow toward cheaper labor and away from high maintenance industrial populations]. On the other hand there are problems so big that you could not solve them without a globalisation of forces. Of course globalism has it's own specific problems also. Once the problems will be so big we cannot solve them anyhow. But, as much as I dislike a lot of globalism today because it is ...

... From The Times of London June 30, 2008 Former President Bush energy adviser says oil is running out Robin Pagnamenta, Energy and Environment Editor The era of globalisation is over and rocketing energy prices mean the world is poised for the re-emergence of regional economies based on locally produced goods and services, according to a former energy adviser to ...

... From The Times of London June 30, 2008 Former President Bush energy adviser says oil is running out Robin Pagnamenta, Energy and Environment Editor The era of globalisation is over and rocketing energy prices mean the world is poised for the re-emergence of regional economies based on locally produced goods and services, according to a former energy adviser to President Bush ...