As the book shows, the growing interdependence of countries and the accompanying volatility have prompted calls for managing globalization better, especially the downside-emerging global scarcities, negative cross-border spillovers, excess market swings, and world poverty. These persist in the midst of unprecedented wealth and rapid technological advance, undermining globalization's promise of a better life for all. Openness and competitiveness are now to be combined with sustainability and stability, including more broad-based development.