The champion of globalization is now breaking it After the WWII, the US engineered the Bretton Woods system and WTO to institutionalize free trade, cleverly embedding its economic dominance into ...

“Globalization” — broadly defined as market-driven, cross-national flows of goods, services and investments — has become a dirty word. It is derided by U.S. presidential candidates, feared ...

NYU-Stern professor Pankaj Ghemawat discusses how companies can plan for an evolving world of multi-country international supply chains and cross-border information flows. In 1992, Canada, Mexico ...

In the face of a sluggish world economic recovery, the rising threat of protectionism, and the widening gap between the rich and the poor, discussions around economic globalization are increasing ...

The resurgence of interest in export controls and foreign investment screening are other examples of this. A limiting factor for the erosion of globalization is that no country can now depend on a ...

Globalization — the flow of goods, service, capital, energy, data, and people across borders — is everywhere from our food to our phones and fuels every industry.

The Path to Globalization – 2024 Edition Faced with a slowing domestic market and overcapacity, Chinese carmakers are going global rapidly by leveraging exports. In 2024 through July, about 1 of every ...

Globalization is the big story of our era. It is shaping not just economies, but societies, polities, and international relations. Many assume it is also, for good or ill, an unstoppable force.

Through the post-war 20th century, the Global South saw much influence from foreign architects, often invited by local governments to bring their expertise and visionary thinking. Sought as a ...

Globalization, or the increasing integration of economies around the world, is a complex phenomenon with a long history. Learn more about how it started.