World 3.0 by Pankaj Ghemawat
World 3.0 challenges the popular notion that the world is flat and fully globalized, arguing that differences and distances are still very relevant.
The book provides a fresh look at cross-border integration and its implications, demonstrating why integration and regulation must be seen as complementary. Ghemawat offers recommendations for stakeholders in times of major global challenges.
Useful Takeaways:
- The world is not fully globalized, and differences and distances still matter
- Integration and regulation must work together for successful globalization
- New approaches to cross-border integration can lead to collective prosperity
What I Liked
Interesting read; better than making sense of daily headlines.
What I Did Not Like
Nothing – good book.
