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Artist Tomokazu Matsuyama (front) and curator Christoph Doswald (behind) at the opening of “Mythologiques” (2024). Photo: ...

It is almost universally recognized today that we are living in a multipolar world, symbolized by the continuing decline of U ...

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As global interest in sports events continues to grow, their role in cultural preservation and promotion is becoming increasingly prominent. This burgeoning recognition is not merely confined to the ...

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Integration into U.S. culture, she concluded ... Capitalism is changing it by virtue of globalization. … It's changing because Indigenous people in Mexico are encountering other ideas on ...

author of the book “Pink Globalization” about Hello Kitty. “This is not a phenomenon that has died or is going to die, at least soon.” Unlike other Japanese cultural exports such as Pokemon or Dragon ...

You hear a lot these days about how globalization is reversing. While some supply chains are onshoring and trade ties weakening, these trends are not reflected in public companies’ revenue sources.