The biggest flaw of globalization is that it's benefits are weighted so overwhelmingly to elites. This of course, because while capital can be effectively transnational, labour so far cannot.
Here's a fascinating and ambitious proposal for what a truly transnational labour movement might ultimately look like. Recommended.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
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