[书籍] World 3.0: Global Prosperity and How to Achieve It 世界进入3.0
出版社:
Perseus
简介:
Forget everything you thought you knew about globalization. In this counter-intuitive book, global economy expert Pankaj Ghemawat debunks all the myths such as, for instance, that the world is flat, globalization homogenizes culture, technology trumps geography, the power of multinational businesses weakens local governments, free trade oppresses the poor and other widely-held beliefs about globalization. Packed with data and presenting a clear-eyed view of the world as it really is, World 3.0 argues that globalization is not an inevitable force and that other forces, like protectionism and restrictions to free trade and other kinds of cross-border activity, are instead setting in motion a state of 'reverse globalization'. With eye-opening statistics and examples, Ghemawat: helps people understand that the world is not flat and that the widely-proclaimed homogenizing impact of globalization is not happening; shows the potential gains that further globalization can offer as well as the negative economic consequences of 'reverse globalization'; offers a path forward for realizing these potential economic gains with policies that promote further market integration and continued opening up of cross-border trade, but with carefully considered regulation (a point-of-view that reconciles the Chicago school with the Harvard school) that nurtures a responsible, nuanced, and balanced kind of globalization to benefit all economies and people around the world. Proponents and opponents of globalization alike will be surprised by the data and views expressed in this book. As an important new book in the on-going debate about the future of globalization and the world economy, the message is clear: popular perceptions about globalization simply don't reflect the actual state of the world. But we all have the power to secure our collective prosperity, if only we take a more realistic view of globalization and how to grasp its real.
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