The world has experienced successive waves of what we now call globalization, going back as far as Marco Polo in the thirteenth century. These periods have all shared certain characteristics with our ...

The fall of the Berlin Wall, the breakup of the Soviet Union from 1989 to 1991 and the end of the Cold War then ushered in the new era of globalization. The admission of China to the World Trade ...

This may explain why, over relatively short periods, it seems much easier to detect the costs but not the benefits of financial globalization. More fundamentally, even over long horizons, it may be ...

The purpose of this theme was to generate new research designed to better understand the dynamic process of trade and globalization in developing countries, to learn what works and what doesn’t, and ...

Oil-backed trade is reshaping Africa’s strategy through resource-for-fuel swaps and infrastructure-based exchanges.

Like Richard Nixon, Donald Trump understands that periods of geopolitical reordering ... the country away from the interdependencies of globalization, particularly reliance on China.