Those in the slow world will have problems, and sometimes they're going to live in the region right next door to someone in the fast world. For governments, you know, there's two debates about globalization when it comes to government. One school says governments are going to wither away. I'm not in that school . At the same time, the size of your state is going to have to go down, but the quality of your state's going to have to rise, because the state is still the filter, the vehicle, with which you will kind of interact with this globalization system.
Governance still matters.
You've got to combine a free market with a strong safety net. Well, I describe myself as a radical integrationist, social safety-netter. The welfare debate last year was part of that . I get this question a lot, you know, from people. And my simple answer is this.