On the plantation in rural Mozambique, it is clear how globalised the business world has become.
The tiff exposes two fallacies that come from looking at a globalised industry through national spectacles.
Countries, he argued, would henceforth tend to become more alike, more democratic, more liberal, more globalised.
The second lesson is that place matters more than ever in a globalised world.
The distortions and costs associated with capital controls are rising as emerging economies become more globalised.
This basic logic is the same whether the economy is closed, partially open or globalised.
In a globalised and complex world, more voters doubt that politicians can solve their problems.
Even the public realises that governments can do little about major economic fundamentals in this globalised world.
In an increasingly globalised world economy, the UK will not survive unscathed from the US slowdown, City analysts say.
They believe that, given the demands of a globalised, Internet-speed economy, container ships might soon be whizzing like speedboats.
But those who make it are transforming the feel and look of cities in the newly mobile globalised world.
Obamamania, and the strange intimacy and chemistry of politics in a globalised world, may reinforce Britain's hardening yen for novelty.
To persuade even a fraction of an Economist.com audience to rethink the desirability of globalised education represents a considerable achievement.
In many other cases the wreckers are too effectively globalised for any one state to take them on, adds Mr Cockayne.
This is about more than Britain's ability to compete in a brave new globalised world that demands flexible, highly skilled workers.
The trouble is that, in a globalised economy, policies aimed at fleecing companies will fail to spread the rewards more widely.
Globalised finance, it turns out, is an inextricable part of global integration.
Traditional southern evangelism is slowly losing its grip on the "larger southern culture", argues Coker, as it becomes "more globalised and diverse".
And there are direct economic consequences of high and low performing education systems, the study says, particularly in a globalised, skill-based economy.
There are fewer people, living richer lives, with more resources and producing less emissions, in a globalised world than a non-globalised one.
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All Europeans live in a globalised economy and benefit from free trade.
Now given we live in a globalised financial market, with free-floating exchange rates and no capital controls, how would you "do" financial repression?
If emerging economies collapse either into a currency crisis or a sharp recession there will be yet more questioning of the wisdom of globalised finance.
But replicating the loose, globalised way of life in London the anything-goes culture that draws a certain kind of young French person will be much harder.
The real merit of the deal comes from the resultant size and economies of scale, necessary to compete in an increasingly globalised steel business.
However, Audrey Gaughran feels that the guidelines will be undermined because "both company structure and globalised company operations facilitate corporate evasion of state jurisdiction".
Very few events are able to perturb an increasingly globalised world.
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In fact, what we want is a truly globalised world in which citizens of all countries are treated as such and not merely as consumers.
Yet despite its obvious benefits, the globalised economy is under threat.
But some sense that letting foreign firms build the next generation of nuclear-power plants is now coming to be seen as a globalised step too far.
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