Davos 2023

De-globalization or Re-globalization? It's more a 'cocktail' of globalization, says an expert at Davos

Adam Tooze argues we're heading into a 'cocktail' of globalization.

Kate Whiting
Senior Writer, Formative Content
Gayle Markovitz
Lead Editor, World Economic Forum
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Globalization is in retreat for the first time since the Second World War. Davos 2023
Globalization is in retreat. Image: Peterson Institute for International Economics

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