Balancing Globalization and Resilience in a Time of Crises

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The Ukraine and COVID-19 crises have dealt a blow to the global economy’s highly interconnected wiring.

How can we balance the benefits and efficiency of the global movement of goods, services and ideas with more local production and resilience without over-correcting?

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