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The State of Globalisation

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  • Baldwin, Richard
  • Ruta, Michele

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The State of Globalisation brings together leading economists to examine how technology, policy, and geopolitics are simultaneously reshaping the global economy in unprecedented ways. Far from marking a simple retreat, today’s divergent forces are transforming cross-border trade, investment, and supply chains, generating both new risks of fragmentation and fresh opportunities for cooperation. Drawing on new research presented at a landmark conference, this volume explores how these drivers interact, the historical context that shapes them, and the pressing need for institutions to adapt to maintain an open and resilient global system.

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  • Baldwin, Richard & Ruta, Michele (ed.), 2025. "The State of Globalisation," Vox eBooks, Centre for Economic Policy Research, number p390, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:cpr:ebooks:p390
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