Indignation Must Always Be The

Globalization Has Considerably Accelerated In Recent Years Following The Dizzying Expansion Of Communications And Transport And The Equally Stupefying Transnational Mergers Of Capital. We Must Not Confuse Globalization With "internationalism" Though. We Know That The Human Condition Is Universal, That We Share Similar Passions, Fears, Needs And Dreams, But This Has Nothing To Do With The "rubbing Out" Of National Borders As A Result Of Unrestricted Capital Movements. One Thing Is The Free Movement Of Peoples, The Other Of Money.

Poets And Beggars, Musicians And Prophets, Warriors And Scoundrels, All Creatures Of That Unbridled Reality, We Have Had To Ask But Little Of Our Imagination, For Our Crucial Problem Has Been A Lack Of Conventional Means To Render Our Lives Believable. This, My Friends, Is The Crux Of Our Solitude.

The Division Of Labor Among Nations Is That Some Specialize In Winning And Others In Losing.

A Unipolar World - One With Only One Power - Makes Sure That This Space Almost Disappears. In A Multipolar World This Space Multiplies. Therefore, There Is Nostalgia For A Multipolar World.

Many Small People, In Small Places, Doing Small Things Can Change The World.