Abstract
In the years prior to 2008, that is before the global financial crisis, emerging market economies saw vigorous global demand, substantial improvements in terms of trade and abundant capital inflows. However, trade growth has been frail, after the financial crisis and whether this movement is permanent or temporary still needs an answer. It has been found that the world is moving, towards the de-globalisation era and the developed nations have marked its instigation. The United States and Britain have adopted the policy leading to the disassembling of the globalisation period and the trend has now been passed on towards India. In the current study, SAP-LAP analytical model has been used to understand the variables that have brought the shift in paradigm towards deglobalisation in India. The objective of the study is to apply SAP-LAP framework to analyse the determinants consisting of ‘situation’, ‘actors’ and ‘processes’ and ‘learning’, ‘action’, ‘performance’ leading to de-globalisation in the Indian context. This modelling technique will help in listing key learning issues and will suggest necessary actions to be taken to improve selected performance areas
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