Cato Institute Vice President Scott Lincicome explains his team’s motivation behind the new Faces of Globalization video series and Cato’s ongoing Defending Globalization project. He also summarizes the series’ first three installments and the essential humanity of everyday commerce that just so happens to cross political borders.
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Exploring the Real Faces of Globalization
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Defending Globalization
Defending Globalization is a new Cato Institute multimedia project on all aspects of the fundamentally human activity that we call globalization.
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