Brexit is a Symptom of Globalization's Deeper Ills Jeffrey D. Sachs - Boston Globe
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001WFCngRjTozAHBV7ASyoH3zpgdYml8VYAPVWNUS__rFNh mbMReOKY8-O7bLiyNSO4P986fc1GaOijTeV1ZkgxjFqvuGFObz5-r7ez1Qx60l8qcFWiNT3tXPY_ oiiAlBKBCm7Ly81dK_idMJgo3QpMz5UaV1nzlR7RENFJkWbK30qNlfV2HjIkxiCwAaf7fAgMqL4N WNPC-al0nbfAAxtJJNyGzDssRvq4jD-RG5Rg5YlIS3pp_GTaMM4CuBL3yQh4lsxWlaTMVBy5lGev cSIzFtoWCSPH8BQrrwU-hOPsFoirR9vKTanpojy3X53gXLMz&c=ykzzAPZ_DErjFUhJfq2MZ-WDk 8RJYRXVzHHcCDlOnGgzVW-zUFjU4g==&ch=MxmEnsd5QJcl9Ze-iNDH7gtsYrMrWoj2VgL1PXpgb SW7QstNXeOSjw==> https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/2016/06/27/brexit-symptom-globalization- deeper-ills/BY8fKiVi8BdpnZHCu3lv4I/story.html ... Brexit is part of a deep trend in the United States and Europe: a rejection by roughly half of the population of globalization as currently implemented. Almost every country in Europe now has a rising populist, anti-immigrant party, while the United States has Donald Trump ... They believe that immigration is out of control, culturally destabilizing, and adverse to their economic interests. They believe that the political and financial elites have joined forces to abuse power, evade taxes, and twist globalization toward narrow ends. These attitudes are not racist, xenophobic, or fascist (despite claims to the contrary, and despite enough racists and xenophobes in our midst). They are based on facts on the ground. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "serbia" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/serbia. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
