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Globalizing responsibilities

Context

While the globalization juggernaut has offered new possibilities and opportunities for raising the living standards of millions of people, it also is seen as a steamroller that can destroy lives, jobs and traditions in the blink of an eye. For more than half of the world's population who are not yet able to board the globalization-train, the new global economy has often deepened feelings of despair that the weak will never be able to compete with the already strong and powerful.

There is growing concern that new rules are needed to manage the global economy. These reflect the need for a new financial architecture to minimize the risk of financial crises, new trade laws to help level the playing field, and some ethical and moral rules to ensure that all peoples' needs are met in this new economy.

Claim

Financial efficiency and ever-greater returns on investments are the driving force of the global economy, and money often flows with little regard to the effects on people, culture or the environment.

Broader

Globalizing
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Problem

SDG

Sustainable Development Goal #16: Peace and Justice Strong Institutions

Metadata

Database
Global strategies
Type
(C) Cross-sectoral strategies
Subject
  • International relations » Planetary initiatives
  • Content quality
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    Language
    English
    Last update
    Dec 3, 2024