Economic Globalization and Market Strategy: A Critique of Market Idealism Please note that the line breaks ("") are preserved as they are in the original text. All other Chinese content has been translated into English as requested.

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Features: The original title of this book is "Anti-Globalization: Strategic Thinking on Market Reform," but the author does not oppose globalization in the book and emphasizes that it is meaningless to think about issues from an anti-nationalist and anti-globalizationist perspective in modern times. In China, the term "globalizationism" is rarely used. The author opposes "globalizationism" rather than "globalization" and strongly criticizes it. What exactly does this mean? Especially since Japan has long been integrated into the world of economic globalization as an economic powerhouse, the author proposes "anti-globalizationism," and this call is quite strong in Japan's business and academic circles. This is something worth serious attention for China.