Thomas L. Friedman's The World Is Flat

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Thomas L. Friedman is an American journalist who is well known for his infamous writings. Some of his work he is best known for is with respect to his coverage of Middle Eastern affairs, and opinions on globalization. He is well known for his book The World is Flat, where he expands upon globalization and how companies can survive in a “flat” world in the 21st century (Thomas L. Friedman). Today we will be looking at the differing opinions of Friedman’s work on The World is Flat, by looking at those who find fault in his work, and those who encourage it. First, it is important to know Thomas L Friedman and his background, as well as the ten flatteners of the world he discuses in this book.
He started his career with United Press International
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