This book offers a deep-dive analysis of the period of globalization from the late 1980s to the present through the lens of long wave theory. It explores how the hyper-globalization of the period up to 2008 has transitioned into a new long wave of de-globalization, stagnation and multi-polar conflict. The book focuses particularly on the looming and actual wars in trade, tech, and military terms intertwined with world economics as the twenty-first century progresses.