by The last six months, governments around the world have almost unilaterally committed an auto-destruction of their socioeconomic fabric and collectively of the global economy. It may never return to the “normal” of the times before COVID. That, per se, may not be a bad omen, though, as our pre-corona existence – especially in the west – was everything else but an ethical “normal”.... Anti-neoliberal screed. The tide is turning against neoliberal globalization and totalitarian capitalism, which is showing its fascist face. The tide was already turning slowly but now the pace has picked up.The future is still highly uncertain through, since the trend is still dominated by the pandemic in most of the world. The entire world order was already in flux, and the pandemic is bringing many
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The last six months, governments around the world have almost unilaterally committed an auto-destruction of their socioeconomic fabric and collectively of the global economy. It may never return to the “normal” of the times before COVID. That, per se, may not be a bad omen, though, as our pre-corona existence – especially in the west – was everything else but an ethical “normal”....Anti-neoliberal screed. The tide is turning against neoliberal globalization and totalitarian capitalism, which is showing its fascist face. The tide was already turning slowly but now the pace has picked up.
The future is still highly uncertain through, since the trend is still dominated by the pandemic in most of the world. The entire world order was already in flux, and the pandemic is bringing many issues to a head, and the old system is creaking under the stress.
China, which has confronted it aggressively, is an exception. Research by Cary Wu,
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, York University, Canada, suggests that the Chinese people support government and action policy on this issue. His study is based on a survey.
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China’s Economy – and Globalization – A Look into the Future
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