The Rocky Road to Globalization: \u00a0 At the UN in New York today, the heads of state of the US, Russia and China all meet and speak. \u00a0Syria is at the top of the list of concerns. \u00a0While the UN still does not have the political power to unite or even engage the entire world, it is a wonderful forum for discussion among friends and enemies. \u00a0The economies of every country in the world benefit when these leaders talk.<\/p>\n
Obama talks about an integrated world. \u00a0He says that no nation can risk the forces of financial contagion. \u00a0No matter how powerful the US, or how strong the economy, the US cannot solve the world’s problems alone. \u00a0We need to work under the mantle of all nations we will fail as we did in Iraq. \u00a0Force and repression cannot set the stage of nations to succeed.<\/p>\n
Obama calls for cooperation over conflict and sites the limitations on nuclear proliferation. \u00a0Laws and agreements mean something. \u00a0He points out that China and Russia and the US all participated in an agreement to limit Iran’s nuclear power and to open the country for entrepreneurs and business people the world over.<\/p>\n
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