Inequality is part of progress, as incomes rise at different rates, but we all benefit from cheap goods and 1bn people have been freed from poverty, says Angus Deaton.

For years, the McKinsey Global Institute has been leading the charge for globalisation, publishing research on the virtues of free trade, open data flows, cross-border investment, and liberalised immigration.

The UK’s vote to leave the EU reflects a global trend in which people left behind by globalisation embrace a murky blend of nostalgia and nationalism, writes British historian Owen Matthews.

Mainstream parties must reclaim the mantle of patriotism as no society or economy has ever prospered in the long term by rejecting globalism, writes Bill Emmott