It’s a tricky calculus. One parasitic wasp sourced from lanternflies in China has already been excluded from further research ...

The United States' growing turn toward protectionism isn't just about trade deficits or manufacturing jobs, instead it's ...

Return to the Land is creating whites-only housing communities, with the aim of putting land “back under the control of ...

Globalization is the word used to describe the growing interdependence of the world’s economies, cultures, and populations, brought about by cross-border trade in goods and services, technology ...

Before World War I, globalization was at a high point. Advances in technology, including the steamship and the telegraph, allowed people, goods and news to cross borders with extraordinary speed.

For more than three decades, global human rights scholar Alison Brysk has studied the drivers and responses to abuses of power, from domestic violence to dictatorships. Among the many issues on her ...

The free flow of goods, services, capital, people, and ideas across national borders leads to greater economic integration. But globalization, the trend toward these things moving ever more freely ...

Those who oppose globalization have been accused of hypocrisy. They romanticize cultures where people live without as many modern conveniences as we have and want to keep them unchanged, while ...

He agrees that around the world, yes, many people are looking for ways to press the undo button on globalization. But, he warns, that may not be realistic, or even desirable.

Globalization has "caused pollution, damaged ecosystems, contributed to climate change, and disproportionately harmed impoverished people and communities of color," said attorney Ben Crump.

Globalization — the flow of goods, service, capital, energy, data, and people across borders — is everywhere from our food to our phones and fuels every industry.