David M. Smick, a global macroeconomic adviser, is founder and editor of the International Economy magazine and author of “The World Is Curved: Hidden Dangers to the Global Economy.” Here’s a ...

The answer increasingly lies not in export volume alone, but in supply chain integration, local collaboration, sustainability ...

We study how uneven gains from globalization can endogenously generate protectionism as a political equilibrium. Using U.S. data, we document that regions more exposed to import competition display ...

Globalization and offshoring are two words that basically mean the same thing but have very different perceptions, depending on what part of the world you are in. Having worked in the United States ...

As political leaders work to remake the global trade framework, they shouldn’t neglect one of the most powerful drivers of economic growth: innovation. In my last column, I talked about how innovation ...

It is undeniable that technology and globalization are changing the way lawyers practice law. Technology has not just made people, places, and things much more accessible to us – it has impacted the ...

The United States has turned against the liberal international order and started embracing economic protectionism, which has contributed to the decline of globalization. Once the prime champion of ...