People stalled globalisation—some deliberately, most naively—midway through the last quarter of the previous century and the first quarter of the present one, just as it was reshaping the international order. It was the reengineering of the mechanisms put in place after the World Wars and paved the way for global prosperity. It was a composite of liberalised national economies and international economic transactions.
Today, the fact remains that, thanks to new technologies, the world is more interconnected than ever, beneath the surface of hyper-nationalism. Yet, as this reality remains denied, there is no suitable template to map the fractured global ecosystem. As a result, people generate corrupted scripts and cry out against a chaos of their own making.
Niraj Kumar Jha
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