A future imperfect: why globalisation went wrong | Adrian Wooldridge | TEDxLondonBusinessSchool

After WWII it was promised and hoped that globalisation would produce massive benefits for the masses. However Adrian will explore the deeper problems with globalisation and the backlash we are feeling from hyper-globalisation over the past several decades.

Adrian Wooldridge is the political editor and Bagehot columnist of The Economist. He has also worked as the Economist’s Schumpeter columnist and management editor, Lexington columnist and Washington bureau chief, and Los Angeles bureau chief. He is the author or co-author of nine books.

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