WATCH: Is the world moving away from globalisation?
Business Day TV speaks to Wits University’s Prof John Stremlau
28 March 2023 - 21:01
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Over the past two decades there has been a growing debate about the concept and state of globalisation, with some analysts questioning its relevance in a post-pandemic world. Business Day TV discussed the relevance of globalisation with Wits University professor John Stremlau.
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WATCH: Is the world moving away from globalisation?
Business Day TV speaks to Wits University’s Prof John Stremlau
Over the past two decades there has been a growing debate about the concept and state of globalisation, with some analysts questioning its relevance in a post-pandemic world. Business Day TV discussed the relevance of globalisation with Wits University professor John Stremlau.
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