The Effects of Deglobalization in the Formation of a New Regionalized World from a Military Perspective

This article examines the impact of deglobalization on the emergence of a new regionalized world order, with a focus on its military implications. The conflict in Ukraine is highlighted as a pivotal event that underscores the contemporary challenges facing globalization. This conflict accelerates political decisions aimed at navigating a period marked by the erosion of the global order, particularly through dual circulation policies that seek to insulate national economies while leveraging global opportunities. The article discusses how the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent Great Recession weakened globalization both economically and ethically, eroding the credibility of the global financial system. The anticipated resurgence of globalization in the late 2010s failed to materialize, and the 2020s have instead been characterized by disruptions that reveal deep-seated issues within the global system. The article contends that these disruptions are not merely external shocks but symptoms of inherent flaws in globalization, contributing to the formation of a new, more regionalized world order with significant military consequences.