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Tag Archives: globalisation
Globalisation is a Myth
Globalisation, this concept that everyone writes about and that many people blame for their woes or use as an excuse for their policies, is in large parts a myth. Who am I to claim this? Having grown up in a … Continue reading
Posted in China, Economics, Politics, Statistics, Travel
Tagged China, Europe, geography, globalisation, globalization, trade, universities
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