Klaus Schwab: Globalization in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution | Foreign Affairs

The world today needs a new framework for global cooperation in order to preserve peace and accelerate progress. After the cataclysm of World War II, leaders designed a set of institutional structures to enable the postwar world to trade, collaborate, and avoid war—first in the West and eventually around much of the globe. Faced with a changing world, today’s leaders must undertake such a project again.

Globalization 4.0 A New Architecture for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Klaus Schwab January 16, 2019 Robotic arms collect pre-packaged dishes at a restaurant in Beijing, China, November 2018. Jason Lee/REUTERS KLAUS SCHWAB is Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum. More by Klaus Schwab Share & Download Print Subscribe to unlock this feature or Sign in . Save Sign in and save to read later Close Share Globalization 4.0 A New Architecture for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Klaus Schwab Share in email Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link Copied Article

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