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The fabric of globalization has become frayed in recent years by domestic political factors, geo-economic shifts and post-pandemic concerns about supply-chain resilience.
What does the future of global integration look like, and who stands to gain and lose from the changes under way?
What does the future of global integration look like, and who stands to gain and lose from the changes under way?
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