Excerpted from The World’s Worst Bet: How the Globalization Gamble Went Wrong (And What Would Make It Right) by David J.

Functioning a little like oversized Lego, the versatility of shipping containers ensures that architects never run out of ...

Pope Leo XIV on Oct. 2 said a “culture of reconciliation” is necessary to support more than 100 million people affected by ...

The signs of globalization’s downsides were there for the elites to see. They just chose not to look at them. Ever.

In Italy, Bologna clings to its status as a haven of resistance against the right, firmly in power under Giorgia Meloni. And ...

America is experiencing a manufacturing renaissance. At the center of this transformation is the mode of transportation that ...

The globalization of the SEALs also reflects U.S. sovereign power. As the leading political and economic force globally, the U.S.’s military globalization supports its hegemony. The SEALs’ operations ...

New Zealand, like many other developed nations, is in desperate need of modernizing its betting and gaming laws. Like the UK, for example, much of the legal framework is derived from the 2005 Gambling ...

The Piasts, Poland's first royal dynasty, are the subject of recent, ground-breaking DNA research that questions conventional ...

The history of America’s banking system is a complex narrative that has evolved alongside technological innovations and economic shifts. Recent analyses highlight the transformation of core banking ...

Although the challenges span compliance, operations, finance and supply chains, enterprises that front-load risk management, ...