Larry Wilson spoke with the Director General and Dean of Thunderbird School of Global Management, Dr. Sanjeev Khagram, in Phoenix the other evening about Globalism. Khagram says Globalism 1.0 was the age of exploration up to the first industrial revolution, in the 19th century, in the age of colonialism and empire. World War II was certainly an international event but led to regression in globalization — and the founding of Thunderbird. Era 2.0 is after the Bretton Woods Conference and a new international order, and also, from 1945 to ‘73, the Cold War between the West and the Soviet Union. “But changes were happening,” he notes, with international telephony, the fax, and the internet. With the fall of the Berlin Wall, “3.0 is post-Cold War to the global financial crisis of 2008.”