A leading expert on issues of globalization and American foreign policy, Edward Goldberg explains why globalization is here to stay, why the United States is the winner in the game of globalization, and why there's no turning back.
The study investigates how leader communication styles influence the safety-conscious work environment (SCWE) in nuclear power plants. Through a survey of 379 employees, it identifies key communication attributes—such as wit, articulation, and social composure—that encourage workers to voice safety concerns. The findings highlight the critical role of effective leadership in fostering a culture of safety, emphasizing that specific communication strategies can enhance operational safety and promote a proactive approach to addressing potential risks.
How the US Came to Lead the World
Exploring the concept of the United States as a global liberal hegemon, this book delves into the historical and political dynamics that have shaped its leadership role in the international order. It examines the principles of liberalism that underpin U.S. foreign policy, the challenges to its dominance, and the implications for global governance. Through a critical analysis, the author addresses how U.S. actions influence global norms and institutions, offering insights into the future of international relations in an increasingly multipolar world.