ДАЯАРШЛЫН ХӨГЖИЛ, СОРИЛ
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22353/PS20271.9Keywords:
globalization, globalization studies, pandemic, new challengesAbstract
The end of the Cold War has accelerated the process of globalization across the world. However, in the last 20 years, the pace of globalization has slowed down, and there has been talk of its end. However, despite the global financial crisis, BREXIT, and the US-China trade dispute that began since the first Trump administration, globalization continues to exist. In addition, despite the serious disruptions to global supply chains caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the global process of production, trade, finance, and human resources has not been interrupted sharply. In general, globalization is so closely intertwined with the modern international system that it seems impossible to reverse it. However, security threats and the increasingly serious nature of armed conflicts around the world indicate that globalization continues to be a challenge. This article aims to shed light on the evolving process of globalization and to touch on recent research trends on globalization.