With the rise of the Global South, the prevailing paradigm of globalization is increasingly being challenged. The next period of the global economy – a rebalanced globalization – will require leadership from countries of the Global South to refocus on pressing developmental challenges facing the world today. This volume explores key objectives of a rebalanced globalization - growth and employment, trade and supply chains, and energy transition - and instruments to achieve them, including reform of global institutions, sustainable financing and inclusive digitalization, from the perspective of the Global South.

CONTENTS: 

• Rebalanced Globalization and the Global South By Anit Mukherjee and Dhruva Jaishankar
• Growth, Jobs, Equity, and Social Protection By Alan Gelb and Pamla Gopaul
• Trade and Supply Chains: New Theories, New Trends By Marta Bengoa
• Climate and Energy Transition: The Role of Finance and Technology By Shayak Sengupta
• Reforming Global Governance Institutions: Amplifying Voices of the Global South By Aude Darnal and Elizabeth Sidiropoulos
• Sustainable Finance and the Developing Economies: Are We Missing the Forest for the Trees? By Udaibir Das and Veronica Jijon
• Inclusive Digitalization: Fostering a Global South Partnership By Anit Mukherjee and Lorrayne Porciuncula

This report originally appeared in ORF America.

• Developing and Emerging Economies
• south Asia
• Employment
• energy transition
• global institutions reform
• global south
• Growth
• inclusive digitalization
• rebalanced globalization
• supply chains
• sustainable financing
• Trade

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