"All this is reminiscent of the backlash against globalisation in the 1930s, a process chronicled by Harold James, a Princeton historian, in The End of Globalisation.
Mr James showed how surging protectionism in the 1930s went hand-in-hand with a rise in radical ideologies and a drift to war.
He thinks it “highly likely” that today’s “de-globalisation” will also culminate in war."
in Financial Times (Out. 2018)
in Financial Times (Out. 2018)
