I'm no expert on Russia, but their GDP per capita  purchasing power parity fell from about $21K each in 1990 to a low of $12K in 1998, likely due to the USSR's collapse, then rose back to $24K in late 2007 ( oil price rise?) and has hovered near there since. I wouldn't call that failed.
 Globalized trade increased income inequality in the West, which is the problem I have with it, yet which is what the CIGI promote.  I hope that Trump's protectionism can reverse that, but we will see. I'd say the earliest that it would show statistically ( if he succeeds) is when he is seeking a second term. Failure on his part will result in a one term Trump Presidency, but I'll bet it will be Canada looking to replace our leader for economic reasons.