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démondialisation
/de.mɔ̃.dja.li.za.sjɔ̃/
economic deglobalization
La démondialisation est un phénomène complexe.
Deglobalization is a complex phenomenon.
formal
The process of reducing global economic interdependence, often through policies that prioritize local or national economies over international trade and investment.
Certains pays encouragent la démondialisation pour protéger leurs industries locales.
Some countries promote deglobalization to protect their local industries.
This concept is often discussed in the context of economic nationalism or protectionism.
Collocations
politique de démondialisationdeglobalization policymouvement de démondialisationdeglobalization movement
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Pro Tip
Context Matters
Use 'démondialisation' in discussions about economic policy, trade, or political sovereignty.
Gold Rule
Avoid Confusion
Do not confuse 'démondialisation' with 'décolonisation' (decolonization), as they refer to different historical and economic processes.
Word Origin
Derived from the French prefix 'dé-' (undoing) and 'mondialisation' (globalization), reflecting a reversal or reduction of global economic integration.
Usage Notes
The term is often used in political and economic debates to describe policies that aim to reduce reliance on global supply chains and prioritize domestic production.
Word Breakdown
dé-
undoing
prefixmondialisation
globalization
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