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Reglobalization, Whereto? A Summary and Outlook of Six Years of Reglobalization, 2019–2025 Concluding article of the Topical Series “Reglobalization”
When we introduced the term “reglobalization” at the start of this thematic series in 2019, our aim was to describe a historical moment in which the global order was no longer progressing smoothly nor dissolving, but rather re-ordering itself through a multiplicity of pressures, crises, and innovations. We proposed the “five Rs”—refining, redefining, reframing, reforming, and revisioning globalization—as analytical markers of this transition. Six years later, the trajectory of global developments has not only validated the concept of reglobalization, but also ingrained it deeply into the political, economic, technological, and cultural discourse.
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