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From re-nationalisation of manufacturing to more restricted flow of people, prepare for a new world
The entire anti globalisation move is centred around protection of jobs.
By reforming policy frameworks and promoting responsible global economic governance, globalisation could prioritise inclusive growth, social equity, a
BRICS is a child of this era — when liberal democracies subverted multilateralism and the economic order was reduced to serving the interests of a f
The pandemic will lead to a greater backlash against open borders and economies. It is time for a creative rethink
The combination of high food inflation, general inflation and lack of sufficient job opportunities due to slow growth in the manufacturing sector can spell disaster for a highly populated country like India.
New Delhi needs to note that China’s estrangement from the US is not as serious as the one with India.
The hyper-globalisation processes that built China’s industrial might also caused enormous political churn.
The BRICS today is a manifestation of a post ideology world — a world that can coalesce on principles, not necessarily based on political theologies
Eminent economist Professor Jagdish Bhagwati has defended globalisation staunchly in his latest book "In defence of globalisation" and so has the editor of Financial Times (London) Martin Wolf in his book "Why Globalisation works".
The recent violent actions of the Maoists have made big news. It will not be easy to resolve this problem because these are the people who have been deprived of their land and development, and they form the core of the movement. Only better distribution of the growth story can bring peace to these people
The keynote speeches by three world leaders at the Raisina Dialogue stood out for their pronouncements on globalisation.
In the face of growing regional uncertainty and global instability, India and Israel, with other partners, must explore and develop robust cooperation
Mr. Strobe Talbott, President of Brookings Institution and former US deputy secretary of state, said that the improvement in Indo-US relations is not as real as it should be. Mr. Talbott was delivering a talk at the ORF Mumbai University on February 10, 2005.
Growing economic protectionism and recurrent geo-economic and geo-political tensions in recent years are testing the resilience of the global economic order. Erstwhile proponents of globalisation such as the United States and the European Union are themselves recoiling from the global value chains that are over-reliant on China. As the localisation of goods and services has become more critical, it calls to question the viability of a globalised
The informal nature of the summit — namely the absence of pressure involved in putting out a joint statement, among other aspects — helps create an environment for better understanding of each other’s concerns.
The Biden administration has been uncommonly vigorous in shaping American policy to maintain American hegemony or Globalisation 2.0
G20 की इस घोषणा ने जलवायु परिवर्तन से निपटने को लेकर विकासश�
The Declaration serves as a good starting point for a coherent Global South perspective on climate action from the G20
This issue brief looks at the trends of regionalism and multilateralism, their importance and evolution in an age of problems without borders that require regional or global solutions.
To be relevant, the WTO cannot keep postponing handling the major sticking points. It has to fulfill its agenda of ending rich country farm subsidies and tackle issues like rules governing intellectual property rights - things that regional FTAs are already dealing with.
Mitigating the huge divide between the rich and the poor is a major challenge for the government as it will require a big increase in public investmen
The viability and dynamism of the developing world's agriculture sector remains essential to secure success in the developing world's poverty alleviation strategies. The next ministerial at Bali in December must ensure pressure remains on developed nations to meet the aspirations of developing countries with regards to the global agriculture trade.
Beijing understands the vagaries of global trading system and the need to hedge.
While America firmly takes steps to retreat into its own sphere of influence, it leaves the world with a sizable vacuum to fill. China is one of the c
We will see the rise of a New World Order driven by national interest, reliability of partners, and of course, economic factors. India has to use a “Gated Globalisation” framework to negotiate this change.
The Chinese side is of the opinion that the real conflict between China and India is not at the LAC but on the development front
With globalisation-led economic growth shifting to the East, it is only a matter of time that China, India and Southeast Asia create a counter realign
The transition to a $5 trillion economy will require many drastic changes, especially in the pace of urbanisation.
We should not play down the geopolitical consequences of the Chinese-led globalization that BRI v.2.0 represents.
At the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, lawyers, economists and entrepreneurs gathered not only to praise, but also bury capitalism.
It is fashionable to deride big industry and be derisive of big industrialists, casting them as carpetbaggers and robber barons who amass and accumula
