More: Globalization
In Transition: A Shift Toward De-Globalization
Abstract: The article explores the global transition from globalization to de-globalization, characterized by a shift towards national sovereignty and local solutions over global integration. This...
Only if Indigenous Capabilities were Spared of Politics, Red Tape & Self Interest Lobbies
Probably till age 12 we had no idea that Lego isn’t British but a Danish company. It really didn’t matter then, but it did...
Towards Re-Globalization: Defining a New Social Contract for the Global Economy
"As the tides of re-globalization reshape our world, a new social contract emerges, illuminating the path towards a reimagined global economy. Through the embrace...
World Trade Report 2023: “re-globalization” amid early signs of fragmentation
The 2023 edition of the WTO’s World Trade Report presents new evidence of the benefits of broader, more inclusive economic integration as early indications...
Globalization is still alive
The Cobweb Model of Complex Interdependence constituting globalization is intricate and encompasses the entire international arena. As a result of the complex network of...
The era of open commerce is over: Who will dominate the deglobalised world?
Belt and Road is China’s version of globalization. Belt and Road came at the end of a distinct period in modern economic history –...
Ukraine War: A Turning Point for Globalization?
Globalization is a multifaceted phenomenon that refers to the increasing interconnectedness and integration of different regions and peoples across various dimensions, such as trade,...
Why globalism failed
What went wrong for the globalists? Not so long ago, the West was captivated by visions of the ‘End of History’. Francis Fukuyama, Thomas...
Globalization of Localism: Lessons from Denpasar – Mossel Bay “Sister City” Cooperation
In order to carry out the constitutional mandate to "participate in the implementation of a world order based on lasting peace," Indonesia continues to...
How getting dollars from IMF, World Bank would make the borrower country’s situation worse off
As globalisation and international trade continue to increase, countries are becoming increasingly dependent on one another for economic support. While the idea of receiving...