Topical analysis


The online learning platform iasscore is a dedicated online platform initiative by GS SCORE. It has a topical analysis of deglobalization that is quite broad (although it misses the point that the 1930s were the first wave of deglobalization)

TOPICAL ANALYSIS

TOPICAL ANALYSIS 6: DEGLOBALIZATION
Deglobalization is the process of diminishing interdependence and integration between certain units around the world, typically nation-states.

Several prominent countries including the UK resisted globalisation by rising tariffs. Far-right parties in Europe gained popularity in this atmosphere of financial weakness.

Thus hereby analyzing the concept of Deglobalisation and recent trends of I under following heads:
  1. DEGLOBALIZATION: AN INTRODUCTION
  2. BREXIT - PART OF THE FIRST WAVE OF DEGLOBALISATION
  3. PROTECTION: FROM OF ECONOMIC DEGLOBALISATION
  4. MULTILATERALISM AND THE DIVIDING WORLD ORDER
  5. DEGLOBALIZATION:EU POLICIES RELATED TO REFUGEES
  6. MULTILATERALISM AND THE DIVIDING WORLD ORDER

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