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The Middle East, China, and the Case Against American Isolationism
The Foreign Affairs Interview
The Perils of Disconnection
The decline of the integrationist narrative surrounding globalization has contributed to a rise in populism, evidenced by the lack of political discussion about trade devoid of tariffs or sanctions. This shift reflects a growing divide between winners and losers in the global economy, particularly impacting the American middle class, which once enjoyed upward mobility and stable job opportunities. The disappearance of unskilled labor jobs has left many feeling neglected, fostering resentment that populist leaders exploit. The current educational system fails to bridge this gap, leading to the sense that when equality of opportunity diminishes, jealousy and political strife emerge, as people perceive inequality in access rather than outcome.
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