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After Globalization: International Business in an Age of Power, Fragmentation, and Strategic Uncertainty argues that “globalization” has become an analytically weak concept, not because cross-border flows have disappeared, but because politics now determines where markets can operate and on what terms. Drawing on vivid episodes from trade, technology, and supply chain disruption, Babu George shows how efficiency has turned into fragility, how supply chains have become political maps, and why risk can no longer be managed as a stable probability distribution. The book replaces nostalgia for a borderless world with a practical framework for managed interdependence, offering leaders and students a clear-eyed guide to strategy, resilience, and corporate geopolitical intelligence in a world where there is no return to normal.

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