Summary: In a complex, rapidly changing global economy certain sectors have become truly global - the private sector, NGOs, and, sadly, organized crime; others lag behind - the public sector, the media and religion. Peter Goldmark, former Chairman & CEO of the International Herald Tribune and President of the Rockefeller Foundation, explores the interdependencies between these sectors and shares his thoughts on how leaders and leadership can make a difference to the pace and depth of change. Interviewed by Professor Loic Sadoulet, an economist and expert on international development, Goldmark guides us through political, social, financial and cultural risks that define the global economy in his usual insightful and thought provoking way.
