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No, I don’t think so. The last few years have been no more than a speed bump in the 100 year trend of increased global interconnection.
by trevorboaconstr 4y ago
No, I don’t think so. The last few years have been no more than a speed bump in the 100 year trend of increased global interconnection.
- culi 4y ago"Global interconnection" is not the same thing as "globalization". In many ways they're actually opposed. With globalization comes increased strength of patent and copyright laws and much more control over what crosses what borders There's a direct relationship between international trade agreements and border security
- trevorboaconstr 4y agoSo, your position is that this century long trend of globalization is over and all systemic mechanism that enable it will somehow, someway, cease. Or, what exactly? What is your position? Because, if for example, the crisis in Ukraine has shown, countries need more diversification, not less.