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Today's episode is all about our focus on globalization.

Speaking with Shannon K. O'Neill, author of the globalization myth, White Registration

Batter, where she makes the case that regionalization, North America, Asia, Europe, Latin America,

Africa is actually the story of the last 40 years and not a perfectly flagobilization

with every part of the world competing against one another.

She argues the key to prosperity during the next decade is leaning into this regionalization

trend and that ties between North American countries, European states, and Asian ones

will matter during the globalization era.

Hope you all enjoy this conversation and huge thanks to Lincoln Network Supporting, the

most work.

Shannon O'Neill, welcome to the realignment.

Thanks for having me.

I'm going to do my favorite thing and ask the first question based on the book title

Bryce, where we will get somewhat deeper on the obvious, what is the globalization myth?

So the title of the book, the globalization myth is my arguments and supposition that globalization

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