Re-Globalization examines the changing face of globalization, with political, economic, and social balances in flux, and tensions increasing in many parts of the globe.

Introduction 1. Re-Globalization - Aspects of a Heuristic Umbrella Term Trying to Encompass Contemporary Change: An Introductory Overview Part 1: Economics, Politics and Society 2. Deglobalization or Reglobalization? Unmasking the Populist Paradox 3. Rethinking Gender and Economic Globalization in the 21st Century 4. Global Civil Society and (Re)Globalization: The Latest Chapter in a Long Story 5. Democracy and its Possible Futures in the Globalized World 6. Re-Calibrating Globalization: Policy Coordination and Regulatory Cooperation in Times of Geopolitical Shift, Technological Change, and Climate Crisis 7. The Anthropocene Dilemma: An Ecologist's View Part 2: Communication, Technology and Artificial Intelligence 8. What Does the Concept of 'Indifferent Globality' Tell Us About the Making of the World Today? 9. All Ethics is Global: New Neuroethics in a Multipolar and Multicultural World 10. The Pandemic, Artificial Intelligence and Algorithmic Governmentality 11. Conspiracies and Risk Communication in Times of Global Panic Part 3: Global Security, Education and Work 12. Global Health Security in an Age of Re-Globalization 13. Coronavirus Challenges in the Global World of Education 14. Re-Globalization and its Challenges for High-skilled Labor and its Consequences at the Regional Level Part 4: World Regions and International Relations 15. A Matter of System? Economic Cultures and Capitalism along China's New Silk Road 16. Can Africa Contribute to Re-Globalization? 17. The Pandemic and the Crisis in the System of International Relations 18. Latin America's Challenge for the Twenty-first Century: Can Turmoil Ultimately Lead to Exemplary Reforms?