Which country does the most good for the world? | Simon Anholt

TED
2 Jul 201417:55

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TLDRThe speaker discusses globalization's impact, highlighting its dual nature of bringing both progress and challenges. Emphasizing humanity's slow response to global issues due to outdated national organization, he introduces the Good Country Index, which measures countries' contributions to humanity. The index reveals that 'good' countries, not just rich ones, are admired, suggesting a shift towards global cooperation and selflessness for a better world.

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GlobalizationGlobal ChallengesGood Country IndexCultural EmpathyInternational CooperationGlobalization EffectsNation BrandsGlobal SolutionsEconomic RecessionGlobal Citizenship