Assessing the Future of Free Global Trade Under President Trump
While there are challenges facing the global system, when we look at international economic law there are several reasons to believe that it can, and will, endure.
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Trump Doubles Down on Claim Mexico Will Pay for Border Wall
The remarks came on the tail end of a tense volley between Trump and the Mexican government.
Steel Days: On a Modest Resurgence in Bethlehem
In retrospect, it's clear how globalization and free trade disrupted the U.S. steel industry. It could be happening again. Survival for steel towns might be a matter of lower expectations and good luck.
Will the Trans-Pacific Partnership Make Workers’ Lives Better?
Or will its historic labor protections be ignored and unenforced?
On Pivoting: How We Talk About Labor
Euphemisms offer important comfort in a recession. They also tend to exclude the people hit hardest.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Spells Doom for the Era of Trade Resistance Politics
And the Democratic Party is finding out the hard way.
The Stealth Trade Agreement That Could Super-Size Industrial Agriculture
The “finish line is in sight” for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which would likely send a generation of forward-thinking agrarian reform straight down the drain.
Globalization Giveth and Globalization Taketh Away
French cuisine is dying. Don't blame globalization.
The Eight of 2008
The best of Miller-McCune magazine's first year of publication, as chosen by Editor-in-Chief John Mecklin.
Pay More Attention to Our Own Backyard
Miller-McCune's experts offer solutions to problems that were under-discussed during the presidential campaign.