The Globalist

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The Globalist is an daily online magazine that focuses on the "economics, politics and culture"^[1] of globalization. "The Globalist" aims to provide current and up-to-date news analysis and perspectives on wide-ranging global issues that touch all global citizens. It is a unique international magazine in the sense that it accepts articles from authors across the globe and attempts to provide a voice to all in order to better understand the processes and impacts of globalization.

According to its website ^[1], its offices are based in Washington, DC, United States and it began publishing on January 3, 2000. The Globalist was founded by Stephan Richter, who is also its Publisher and Editor-in-Chief. The Globalist, in addition to its English-language flagship, also publishes German- and French-language editions.

1 Contributors
2 Mainstream syndication
3 External links
4 References

[edit] Contributors

The Globalist aims at educating the mainstream domestic market on complex global issues. As such, its content, although written for layman, is authored by domain experts, who include top policy analysts, government officials, researchers, and international organization and nongovernmental organization experts. Additionally, The Globalist is registered with various universities as a place for university-level students to intern.^[2]

[edit] Mainstream syndication

The magazine has both "profit and non-profit components."^[2] It's layman focus, in part, creates a market for article syndication to mainstream news media publishers^[3]. Two current syndication clients in the traditional major-market newspaper space are: The Boston Globe^[4] and the Orange County Register^[5]