The History of Globalism w/ Niall Ferguson (Lessons from the Hoover Policy Boot Camp) | Chapter 1

When approaching the debate surrounding globalism and nationalism, it is essential to note the influences of our founding ideas, the role of technology, and the relative importance of nation-states. Different scholars have viewed the post–Cold War world as either a triumph of Western civilization or an inevitable return to nationalism. With the rapid influx of new technology, the effects of globalization are becoming more apparent.

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Chapter 1:    • The History of Globalism w/ Niall Fer...  
Chapter 2:    • The Impact of Nationalism in America ...  
Chapter 3:    • How Populism Shaped Today's America w...  
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Additional resources:

Listen to “Niall Ferguson Talks About The Square and the Tower: Network, Hierarchies, and the Struggle for Global Power from the Freemasons to Facebook,” available here: https://www.hoover.org/research/niall....

Watch Niall Ferguson’s interview at the 2019 New Enlightenment Conference in Edinburgh, available here:    • Niall Ferguson on outcomes of the fin...  .

Listen to “De-Globalization and the Cold War” with Niall Ferguson on The John Batchelor Show, available here: https://audioboom.com/posts/7415766-d...

Watch “The Secret History of Global Power” with Niall Ferguson, available here:    • The Secret History of Global Power  .

Watch “US Democracy and Foreign Policy since 1919” with Niall Ferguson, Condoleezza Rice, and Stephen Krasner, available here: https://www.hoover.org/events/one-hun....

Watch “Global Hot Spots” with Condoleezza Rice on PolicyEd, available here: https://www.policyed.org/lessons-hoov....

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