As the vitality of the ongoing de/reglobalization debate demonstrates, rethinking globalization in our postglobalization era requires the integration and synthesis of multiple strands of knowledge in a way that does justice to the ever-growing complexity of our globalizing world. While I deeply appreciate Victor Roudometof's urgent call to reappraise globalization conceptually in light of our current ‘postglobalization era’, it is important to point out that such theoretical projects have been underway for some time now. To be sure, these research efforts can and should be strengthened as the current de/globalization debate evolves and broadens.
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