Incorporation of Polarity in Relationship for Factors Leading to Deglobalisation in the United States

Abstract

The world is moving in the direction of the deglobalization era and industrialized countries have already marked its beginning. With this objective, the contemporary research aims to identify the interplay among the select factors that are accountable for changing the paradigm in the United States. Though, a lot of studies have been done concerning globalisation, only a few works have been conducted to analyse the reasons behind the rising displeasure after the global integration. This work attempts to fill the above gap by studying the interaction among the factors leading to deglobalisation process in the United States. Modified total interpretive structural modelling has been used to study the relationship among the factors that have led to decommodification in the United States. Incorporating polarity in TISM modelling will refine the model and make it more explanatory. The developed model is a novel attempt in studying the factors that have led to decommodification in the United States.