A good, but not, great read.
Author did a competent job of showing both sides of the debate but always gives just a touch to the side they prefer.
Like a sympathetic judge. If they're in your favor, they did well. If not, they were "out to get us".
It's not the case, but people perceptions beget their biases.

This book gives an interesting overview of how globalization came to be and some of the policies behind it. And the swing toward more nationalism in recent years. It covers the good and bad and how it wasn’t distributed evenly across the country. But it reads as pretty much a recent history lesson. Interesting, but can get a little dry and long at times.