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The Edge is an innovative and creative think-tank, sponsored by building industry professions, that seeks to stimulate public interest in policy questions that affect the built environment and to inform and influence public opinion.
Jonathon Porritt is Chair of the UK Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) and formerly Director of Friends of the Earth.
Globalism and Regionalism Jonathan Porritt Porritt, Jonathan
Foreword Chris Twinn Twinn, Chris 4
Introduction 8
Climate-Proofing Globalisation 12
Global Futures 20
2025 - for better or for worse 26
Rediscovering the Regions 38
Is a better world still available? 46
Rebalancing the Global and the Regional 53
Globalisation as American Imperialism 63
Civic Globalisation 71
Appendix Forum for the Future's 'Working Vision' of a Sustainable Future 74
Suggested Reading 76
The Edge 87
Edge Futures 88
Overview
Globalism and Regionalism considers the impact that dwindling resources and restricted travel will have on global competitiveness and regional identity. Competition between countries is likely to increase. Whilst this may lead to conflict it could also facilitate greater creativity. This in turn will put a premium on technological advancement and on our ability to respond rapidly to change. Simultaneously, regionalism will develop and localities could become more distinctive and potentially aggressive. Edge ...