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Stephen Ezell

Stephen Ezell

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Vice President, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

Washington

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Total articles 156

  • Toward Globalization 2.0: A New Trade Policy Framework for Advanced-Industry Leadership and National Power

    By Robert Atkinson, Stephen Ezell| Information Technology and Innovation Foundation@ KEY TAKEAWAYSThe vision and hope for globalization has not worked out as expected, with the spread of “behind the border” trade restrictions, recalcitrance among many leading nations, and the rise of an aggressively mercantilist China. With the hollowing of U.S. manufacturing, the political economy of trade has shifted from utopian optimism to dystopian despair. Domestically, the unfortunate response has been a turn toward autarky and protectionism—“America first,” and America alone.

    By Robert Atkinson, Stephen Ezell · Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Toward Globalization 2.0: A New Trade Policy Framework for Advanced-Industry Leadership and National Power

    By Robert D. Atkinson, Stephen Ezell| Flipboard@ NowCNN — President Donald Trump is escalating his multi-front assault on what supporters see as an elite establishment, using raw presidential power to bend the government, law, media, public health, foreign policy, education and even the arts to his will. Trump left no doubt in last year’s campaign …

    By Robert D. Atkinson, Stephen Ezell · Flipboard

    Mar. 23, 2025

  • Toward Globalization 2.0: A New Trade Policy Framework for Advanced-Industry Leadership and National Power

    By Robert Atkinson, Stephen Ezell| Information Technology and Innovation Foundation@ KEY TAKEAWAYSThe vision and hope for globalization has not worked out as expected, with the spread of “behind the border” trade restrictions, recalcitrance among many leading nations, and the rise of an aggressively mercantilist China. With the hollowing of U.S. manufacturing, the political economy of trade has shifted from utopian optimism to dystopian despair. Domestically, the unfortunate response has been a turn toward autarky and protectionism—“America first,” and America alone.

    By Robert Atkinson, Stephen Ezell · Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

    Mar. 24, 2025

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Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-626-5742