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The aim is to evaluate globalization by addressing the interconnected objectives of the Economics of Belonging.

June 28, 2026Open Access

Can We Do Better? Globalization from the Perspective of the Economics of Belonging

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Develops an original framework evaluating globalization's impact on belonging and integration.

The aim is to evaluate globalization by addressing the interconnected objectives of the Economics of Belonging.
Introduced the Global Belonging Deficit concept to analyze economic and emotional integration.
Compared the Economics of Belonging with conventional approaches by scholars like Stiglitz and Piketty.
Explored historical progression of belonging from local contexts to global scales.
Identified the gap between economic interdependence and lower levels of emotional and social integration.
Highlighted that globalization should be seen as a project transforming economic ties into a community of belonging.
Discussed implications for addressing global challenges such as climate change and migration tensions.

Carlos Federico Obregon Diaz (2026) studied this question.

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