In the fight for the future of the Democratic Party, progressives must not let their critique of the status quo end at the nation’s borders.
What the UK’s Labour Party Can Teach Democrats About Internationalism
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In the fight for the future of the Democratic Party, progressives must not let their critique of the status quo end at the nation’s borders.
Following several weeks of widespread global financial turmoil, leaders of several of the world’s most powerful countries are planning a summit and a series of meetings to address this burgeoning crisis. The November 15 summit and an accompanying series of smaller meetings will weigh the potential for reforms of the international financial system. Some are calling these meetings “Bretton Woods II,” in reference to the New Hampshire conference held in 1944 that created today’s main global financial institutions, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.