Nowadays, globalisation’s opponents seem increasingly to be drowning out its defenders. If they get their way, the post-World War Two international order — which aimed, often successfully, to advance peace and prosperity through exchange and connection — could well collapse. Can globalisation be saved?
At first glance, the outlook appears grim. Every aspect of globalisation — free trade, free movement of capital, and international migration — is under attack.
In Russia and Asia, anti-Western groups are at the forefront of the campaig...
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