Globalization and National Security
2000-11-17T16:04:29-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/8a5/20001117160809002.jpgMr. Friedman spoke about how increasing globalization of markets might impact national security concerns. He said that the Internet and information technology had transformed traditional notions about the balance of power, noting that the nation state now had to compete with business interests and “super-empowered” individuals in addition to other nation states.
Mr. Friedman spoke about how increasing globalization of markets might impact national security concerns. He said that the Internet and information… read more
Mr. Friedman spoke about how increasing globalization of markets might impact national security concerns. He said that the Internet and information technology had transformed traditional notions about the balance of power, noting that the nation state now had to compete with business interests and “super-empowered” individuals in addition to other nation states. close
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