It is just an hour into the first lecture of the Trium executive MBA programme in London and LSE professor Robert Falkner,apolitical economist, poses a question: “Why is globalisation controversial?”
As the 69 students gather in groups of two or three to come up with ideas, it is clear that views vary right across the class.
“The only thing controversial is the flow of capital,” asserts one student. Others have a different focus and cite issues such as pollution, uncertainty and erosion of national identity.
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