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World 3.0

Pankaj Ghemawat

What worldview can replace both blind faith in free markets and the retreat behind closed borders?

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Author
Pankaj Ghemawat

Why read it

  • You will question both the mantra of free markets and the opposite claim that markets are bad and governments good
  • You will understand why market integration and market regulation are two dimensions to coordinate, not a choice of one or the other
  • You will know why distance still shapes who we trust and care about, and why that matters for openness

Who it is for

  • A business leader deciding how far to expand abroad
  • A voter hearing calls to close borders or to trade freely
  • A policy student comparing views on globalization

Contents

  1. Part One
  2. The Possibilities
  3. Chapter One
  4. Colliding Worldviews
  5. Chapter Two
  6. Semiglobalization Today and Tomorrow
  7. Chapter Three
  8. Borders, Differences, and the Law of Distance
  9. Chapter Four
  10. ADDING Value by Opening Up
  11. Part Two
  12. Seven Possible Problems
  13. Chapter Five
  14. Global Concentration
  15. Chapter Six
  16. Global Externalities
  17. Chapter Seven
  18. Global Risks
  19. Chapter Eight
  20. Global Imbalances
  21. Chapter Nine
  22. Global Exploitation
  23. Chapter Ten
  24. Global Oppression
  25. Chapter Eleven
  26. Global Homogenization
  27. Part Three
  28. The Choices
  29. Chapter Twelve
  30. Toward World 3.0
  31. Chapter Thirteen
  32. Countries in World 3.0
  33. Chapter Fourteen
  34. Business in World 3.0
  35. Chapter Fifteen
  36. Us and Them in World 3.0

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