Be Afraid Of The Chinese. I Mean,

If Networks Are To Be More Efficient...this Will Come About Only On The Basis Of A High Level Of Trust And The Existence Of Shared Norms Of Ethical Behavior Between Network Members

It Was The Slave's Continuing Desire For Recognition That Was The Motor Which Propelled History Forward, Not The Idle Complacency And Unchanging Self-identity Of The Master

If People Who Have To Work Together In An Enterprise Trust One Another It Is Because They Are All Operating To A Common Set Of Ethical Norms....such A Society Will Be Better Able To Innovate...since The High Degree Of Trust Will Permit A Wide Variety Of Social Relationships To Emerge.

The Nation Will Continue To Be A Central Pole Of Identification, Even If More And More Nations Come To Share Common Economic And Political Forms Of Organization.

What Asia's Postwar Economic Miracle Demonstrates Is That Capitalism Is A Path Toward Economic Development That Is Potentially Available To All Countries. No Underdeveloped Country In The Third World Is Disadvantaged Simply Because It Began The Growth Process Later Than Europe, Nor Are The Established Industrial Powers Capable Of Blocking The Development Of A Latecomer, Provided That Country Plays By The Rules Of Economic Liberalism.