Government without Democracy.(international trade policy set at supranational level)
American Prospect, The, July, 2001 by LONGWORTH, RICHARD C.
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The global economy is well governed in the interest of the elite.
CRITICS OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY OFTEN SEE IT AS anarchic, a mad market that has burst national bounds and floats free, unrestrained by the laws and rules that made the nation-based social market a decent place to live and do business. It is "wild capitalism," Benjamin R. Barber wrote last year in The American Prospect ["Globalizing Democracy," September 11, 2000]. He asked: "Can globalism be governed?"
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Well, it is governed, but not in a way that soothes its critics or gives hope ...
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