Globalization, like capitalist exploitation, is not something new. Capitalism, as Braudel reminds us, has always been global. However, what is certainly new is the form, the context and the strategic ...

Economic globalization promises access to wider markets, greater investment and new employment opportunities. Yet across six ...

Understand how geopolitical fragmentation, trade policy shifts, and regionalization are reshaping global supply chains, capital flows, and business continuity risks. Learn how to strengthen ...

The late 1990s were a heady time for the United States. The consensus earlier in the decade that the United States and the Soviet Union fought the Cold War but Germany and Japan won had faded. The U.S ...

The world economy is already moving away from hyper-globalization and toward fragmentation, with governments using tariffs, subsidies, sanctions and industrial policy to protect strategic industries.

China’s economic growth has transitioned from the double-digit high-speed expansion of the past to a gradual deceleration of around 5%. This shift has sparked significant attention and debate both ...

DHL and New York University Stern School of Business say global trade has accelerated as investment in AI infrastructure drives demand for semiconductors and related equipment, de ...