Word: globalists
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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During Goizueta's tenure, Coke won the cola wars going away. In the $54 billion carbonated-beverage business, Coke owns 43% of the domestic market, to Pepsi's 31%. Coke has captured 48% of the world market, while Pepsi lags with 22%, estimates Beverage Digest. Goizueta, a globalist, has pushed sales hard outside the U.S. Coke gets 71% of its revenue abroad, while Pepsi generates more than 70% in the U.S. Last year PepsiCo's sales rose 5%, to $31.6 billion, but its earnings fell 28%, to $1.1 billion. Hindered by a strong dollar, which hurts foreign sales, Coke...
...example, the way the African-American Studies Department and its affiliated faculty has been developing and taking shape shows a much less U.S.-centred and much more globalist perspective," Buell says. "Harvard is in the process of becoming a central space to study African culture from a variety of disciplinary standpoints...
...debater's edge he has polished as a television shout-show panelist helped Buchanan frame his differences with Bush in only 41 words: "He is a globalist and we are nationalists. He believes in some Pax Universalis; we believe in the old Republic. He would put America's wealth and power at the service of some vague New World Order; we will put America first." Buchanan believes that the U.S. has no business promoting democracy abroad now that the cold war is history. He wants to end direct foreign aid and curtail U.S. participation in the World Bank. Buchanan would...
...nomination -- though he would surely accept it if a near-miracle occurred -- but to pressure Bush to move to the right by garnering a large share of votes in several primaries. Though Buchanan's America-first ideology is dismissed as unrealistic by those he derisively labels "the globalist foreign policy contingent in both parties," appealing to isolationism is a powerful political weapon...