Post Globalization
Post Globalization is a process of new economic and political interaction and integration of developed countries that began in 2020 after the collapse of the global economy by the Covid-19 virus pandemic.
For the first time in academic literature the term Post Globalization is found in the book Future of Globalization (2002) by independent analyst Andrej Statskij. In this book he was the first to consider this process as a form of cooperation which entails the increasing economic and political interaction and integration of developed countries while decreasing it with developing countries. He identifies four main reasons for this process :
1.The need for urgent economic recovery in developed countries after the collapse of the global economy
2.The need to protect countries from political and economic threats from developing countries
3.Globalization in its modern form is hampering a new technological revolution and the progress of developed countries
4.The disappointment of developed countries and their people with the results of globalization and in developing countries as reliable political and economic partners
In Future of Globalization , Andrej Statskij state:
”Globalization ( and the global economy in particular ) are like a very complex and fragile mechanism with many flaws. Yes, it's working now, but what happens if one day it breaks down ? I'm sure that most national governments do not ask themselves the questions What If One Day Globalization Collapses ? Are Our Countries Ready For the Post Globalization Era? Unfortunately, they believe that such a scenario is completely impossible.”
Nathan Gardels, co founder of the Berggruen Institute, in books Post Globalization (2008) and Renovating Democracy: Governing in the Age of Globalization and Digital Capitalism (2019) state:
”Globalization has so thoroughly transformed the world that we may now be entering a new phase: post‐globalization. This phase is characterized less by a flattening of old differences than the appearance of new ones.”
”Harnessing globalization through “positive nationalism,” which means an allegiance to the values of an inclusive society instead of nationalistic incantation, albeit tempered by an understanding that open societies need defined borders. It also means dialing back the hyper-globalization of “one size fits all” global trade agreements to leave room for industrial policies that compensate for the dislocations of integrated global markets.”
While as with globalization and deglobalization, Post Globalization can refer to economic, political, trade, social and technological dimensions, much of the work that has been conducted in the study of Post Globalization refers to the field of international economics and politics.
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1.Andrej Statskij (2002) “Future of Globalization“, EB Publishing UK, p.45
2.Nathan Gardels “Post‐Globalization “, 2008, The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
3.Nathan Gardels, Nicolas Berggruen (2019) “Renovating Democracy: Governing in the Age of Globalization and Digital Capitalism“, UCPress, ISBN: 9780520303607
4.Terry Flew “Post-Globalisation“, Journal of the European Institute for Communication and Culture, 31 Jan 2018, https://doi.org/10.1080/13183222.2018.1418958
5.Joseph E. Stiglitz (2002) “Globalism and its Discontents“ , W.W.Norton and Company, p.95 ISBN 0-393-05124-2 Search this book on 
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6. Michael O'Sullivan (2019 )“The Levelling: What's Next After Globalisation”, Hachette UK, ISBN 1541724089, 9781541724082
7.Michael O’Sullivan “Globalisation is dead and we need to invent a new world order“, The Economist, 28 Jun 2019
8.Richard Fontaine “Globalization Will Look Very Different After the Coronavirus Pandemic“, Foreign Policy, 17 Apr 2020
9. Sean Speer “Will globalization fall victim to the coronavirus?“, National Post, 20 Mar 2020
10. Patrick Diamond (2018) “ The Crisis of Globalization: Democracy, Capitalism and Inequality in the Twenty-First Century“ I.B. Tauris ISBN-10: 1788315162
11. “The Great Trade Collapse: Causes, Consequences and Prospects“(2009), VoxEU
12.“Globalisation: the rise and fall of an idea that swept the world “, The Guardian, 14 Jul 2017
13.“Coronavirus putting world on track for new Great Depression, says WTO“, The Guardian, 8 Apr 2020,
14.“WTO Says Global Trade Collapse May Be Worst in a Generation.“, Bloomberg, 8 Apr 2020
15.“Is it time to declare the end of globalisation? “, Financial Times. 9 Jul 2019
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