More: Globalization
Why should India revive the Non-Aligned Movement?
Prime Minister Modi’s participation in the recent virtual summit of the Non-Aligned Movement has again revived the debate about the relevance of NAM in...
Does the legal field show that India is globalised?
After the New Economic Policy was rolled out by the government in 1991, the country made commitments for a liberalised, globalised and privatised economy....
Countries should resist the protectionist urge after COVID-19
Authors: Nicholas Ross Smith andZbigniew Dumienski*
One of the most worrying trends in the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been the retreat of...
Coronavirus, one of the boomerang effects of globalization
San Francisco, New Orleans, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Kinshasa, Karachi, Bangkok and then Peking. Those are the cities that in just a week Dr....
A Post-Covid-19 World Order: Continuity or Break?
Ever since the outbreak of Covid-19 has been declared a pandemic, a cottage industry has grown up amongst the observers of foreign policy over...
The State and Globalization during Covid-19
Policy responses to Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic debunks a myth that globalisation – the forces of global economic and political integration - can provide solutions...
Coronavirus the Catalyst of Shaping the Global Integrated Space
When we look at Earth planet, we see many geographical
spaces that have been divided into different puzzles in different forms and
formats, and boundaries within...
The Idea of Global Governance
“Global governance” has increasingly become common sense within the political-economic sphere in the context of preaching for accountability and transparency. There is,however, a grey...
A new world order, or will globalization survive the coronavirus pandemic?
With the number of cases of coronavirus
spreading in multiple countries around the globe, the outbreak has already been
labeled a pandemic by the World Health...
Borders and identities in the globalised world
“We intend to be kind to everyone. We have
many friends. But just as importantly, we aspire to remain ourselves.”-Lee Kuan Yen (1923-2015), Prime
Minister of...