deglobalized
Reversed international integration
Deglobalized describes something that has reversed or retreated from globalization—the interconnection of economies, cultures, and supply chains across national borders.
A deglobalized economy relies more on domestic production and local markets: The pandemic revealed how quickly supply chains could become deglobalized.
The term often appears in discussions of trade policy, nationalism, or economic self-sufficiency.
Independence from outside aid
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
- self-relianceDepending on oneself alone
- decentralizationDistributing power from center
- self-determinationControl over one's fate
independence · autarky · self-governance · economic independence · reshoring · onshoring · domestic production · energy independence
Division into distinct areas
- reshoringRelocating production domestically
- nearshoringRelocating work to neighboring countries
- community-basedCentered on local groups
- homegrownRaised on one's property
Taxes on imports
- trade barriersRestrictions on cross-border commerce
- import quotasLimits on foreign purchases
- customs dutiesTaxes on imports
- subsidiesFinancial aid from government
sanctions · embargo · trade restrictions · anti-dumping · trade war · border taxes · export controls · trade policy
Reduction in size
- withdrawalAct of taking away
- pullbackWithdrawal or reduction
- downsizingReducing workforce or scale
- disinvestmentWithdrawing capital from assets
retreat · scaling back · unwinding · deindustrialization · travel restrictions
Allied nations sharing commerce rules
- regional alliancesPartnerships among nearby nations
- splinteringBreaking into sharp fragments
- decouplingRemoval of interdependence
- disintegrationProcess of breaking apart
partitioning · disconnection · bifurcation · splinternet · multipolar
self-sufficiency
Independence from outside aid
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
- self-relianceDepending on oneself alone
- decentralizationDistributing power from center
self-determination · independence · autarky · self-governance · economic independence · reshoring · onshoring · domestic production · energy independence · import substitution
regionalization
Division into distinct areas
- reshoringRelocating production domestically
- nearshoringRelocating work to neighboring countries
- community-basedCentered on local groups
tariffs
Taxes on imports
- trade barriersRestrictions on cross-border commerce
- import quotasLimits on foreign purchases
- customs dutiesTaxes on imports
subsidies · sanctions · embargo · trade restrictions · anti-dumping · trade war · border taxes · export controls · trade policy · mercantilism
contraction
Reduction in size
- withdrawalAct of taking away
- pullbackWithdrawal or reduction
- downsizingReducing workforce or scale
disinvestment · retreat · scaling back · unwinding · deindustrialization · travel restrictions
trade blocs
Allied nations sharing commerce rules
- regional alliancesPartnerships among nearby nations
- splinteringBreaking into sharp fragments
- decouplingRemoval of interdependence
disintegration · partitioning · disconnection · bifurcation · splinternet · multipolar
deglobalizedglobalized
Made worldwide in scope
liberalized · interconnected · export-oriented · deregulated · neoliberal
deglobalizedglobalized
Made worldwide in scope
integrated · interconnected · networked · borderless · unified
deglobalizedglobalizing
Making worldwide in scope
liberalizing · opening up · integrating · internationalizing · deregulating