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Globalization Redefines the World

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Pierre-Noël Giraud, Politique étrangère, 4/2006 (winter).'The most realist probability is the pursuit of the current tendancy: an inequalities growth and a lamination of the middle class in the rich countries.'
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Globalization and its consequences on trade and international finance have powerful effects on national economies. They favor the progression of emerging countries to the detriment of others Third World countries —forced to wait for emerging countries to outsource what they no longer intend to produce— and increase internal economic inequalities everywhere. These inequalities, as well as the migratory pressures, are urgent issues in this globalized world.Pierre-Noël Giraud is a Professor of Economy at the École nationale supérieure des Mines of Paris. The subjet of his studies are the consequencies of Corporate Globalization, of industrialization of emergent countries and of durable development.

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Pierre-Noël GIRAUD, « Globalization Redefines the World », Articles from Politique Etrangère, Ifri, 19 November 2006.
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