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Globalization 'irreversible' despite headwinds, says expert The process of globalization is irreversible despite recent setbacks, according to Li Qing, president of the Guangdong Institute for International Strategies. In this video, Li explains how shocks such as rapid technological change and protectionist U.S. policies have strained the World Trade Organization's... show more

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