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On the functional types of globalization (გლობალიზაციის ფუნქციონალური ტიპების შესახებ)

On the functional types of globalization (გლობალიზაციის ფუნქციონალური ტიპების შესახებ)

Papava (პაპავა), Vladimer (ვლადიმერ)
URI: http://dspace.tsu.ge/xmlui/handle/123456789/2108
Date: 2022

Abstract:

The article studies the functional types of globalization in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and the confrontation between Russia and the West. It is shown that during the pandemic, turbulent globalization took place which was perceived by many as the beginning of the process of deglobalization. Russia’s war in Ukraine, and especially Western economic sanctions against Russia, have exacerbated the confrontational nature of the world economy which marked the replacement of turbulent globalization by confrontational globalization. For its part, turbulent globalization was preceded by hyper-globalization and confrontational globalization will be replaced by globalization with economic security.

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