Global Trade Shifts

"Global Trade Shifts" explores the dramatic changes occurring in international trade, focusing on the rise of new economic powers and the increasing fragmentation of global supply chains. Traditional trade models are being challenged as economies like China and India reshape global trade flows, leading to a more multipolar system. One intriguing aspect is how geopolitical risks and sustainability concerns are driving companies to reconfigure their production networks, impacting industries worldwide. The book examines the historical context of global trade, analyzing the roles of organizations like the WTO and various trade agreements. It progresses through sections that introduce trade multipolarity, analyze the supply chain revolution, and assess implications for international trade policy, including trade wars and protectionism. By integrating perspectives from economics, international relations, and political science, "Global Trade Shifts" offers a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between trade, politics, and economic development. Grounded in empirical research and drawing from various international sources, the book avoids jargon, making complex concepts accessible to students, researchers, policymakers, and business professionals. Its unique value lies in its focus on the geopolitical dimensions of global trade, moving beyond standard economic analysis to consider how political factors influence trade patterns and the future of the global trading system.

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Ebook: 22 februari 2025