e globe seemed unstoppable. Globalisation had lifted billions from poverty and the logic of free trade and capital flows was accepted from Beijing to Zanzibar. But in 2007, when the North Atlantic financial crisis revealed the flaws of excessive financialisation, doubts about globalisation began to creep in

ied to certain computers; they're out in the cloud, and you can chat with your friends whether you're at home in Brooklyn or at an Internet cafe in Zanzibar. Phones should work the same way. Why shouldn't you be able to reach me on a single number whether I'm at home or at work? And why shouldn't I be a

To: Jeffrey Epsteinueevacationagmail.comj From: Boris Nikolic (bgC3) Sent Mon 5/3/2010 3:51:13 AM Subject: RE: FYI - I canceled my trip to Zanzibar and Tanzania, as I am VERY behind. At least, I will have the whole week just to catch up. Looking forward to talking to you soon! How was with Mel

st Traveller takes you from Spain to Bali to London's famed Claridge's, while our usual array of international offerings includes Budapest, Berlin, Zanzibar, India, and New York at just over L100 per night and Las Vegas for just under. Over/under... we're already gambling the mini-bar money in our heads.