Them: The Failure of Globalism, political scientist Ian Bremmer surveys the backlash to globalism.
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Of course, there are other aspects of globalism that Trump appears prepared to cast aside, swapping globalism for nationalism.
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He also put all issues of globalism into this framework, making globalism synonymous with elitism — the establishment spending your money on people who don't live here — and protectionism a rallying cry for populism.
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His was a campaign for "Americanism" not "globalism," he added.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," the shirts read.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," he has said.
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At Davos Chinese President Xi extolled the virtues of globalism.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," says Donald Trump.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump rejects globalism.
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Donald J. Trump has pushed globalism to new, glittering heights.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our new credo," Trump said.
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" Miller tagged Clinton as "the embodiment of globalism" and "financial elitism.
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There is nothing new about globalism in higher education, of course.
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" Later, Trump declared that "Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
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In this case, nationalism and globalism are not so far removed.
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" On country, we create "a forced choice between globalism and patriotism.
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They have all been disproportionately harmed by globalism and unfettered free trade.
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In France the forces of globalism and nationalism are locked in combat.
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I'm not a believer in a sort of globalism without any differentiation.
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The new wave of neo-liberal globalism changed the order of priorities.
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In his universe, globalism is out, and nationalism -- America First -- rules supreme.
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Mr. Jones posted his own definition of globalism to YouTube in 2014.
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For decades, unfettered globalization, or its cousin globalism, has ruled the day.
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Which, some say, is what happens to globalism after it's been circumcised.
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"We reject the ideology of globalism," he told a largely skeptical crowd.
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In Washington today, globalism is a burden, not a badge of honor.
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I think we're seeing the end of empire, the end of globalism.
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It's become a symphonic symbol of nationalism and globalism, colonialism and freedom.
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What we've got, instead, is more greed and globalism and wealth concentration.
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In the referendum, views of multiculturalism, social liberalism, and globalism were crystallized.
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We reject the ideology of globalism, and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism.
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Donald Trump has put anger at "globalism" at the heart of his campaign.
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Americans. We reject the ideology of globalism, and we embrace the doctrine of
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Globalism is an ideology that prioritizes the neoliberal global order over national interests.
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There are legitimate debates to be had over the economic ramifications of globalism.
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In short, anti-globalism is economic illiteracy married to a conspiracy mind-set.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," he told the Republican National Convention.
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It is the consequence of a leadership class that worships globalism over Americanism.
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The contrast with his hard-line anti-globalism since taking office is stark.
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We reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," Trump declared in his convention speech.
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The presidency of Mr Trump, an avowed opponent of "globalism", has coincided with a noticeable recovery in globalisation Strange as it may seem, though, the presidency of Mr Trump, an avowed opponent of globalism, has coincided with a recovery in globalisation.
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Wolff says that Kushner represents "liberal globalism," though he doesn't offer much to back it up, instead repeating Bannon's pet theory that Kushner's behavior shows how glaringly hypocritical the "true and deeply self-interested face of liberal globalism" actually was.
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By drawing from various cultural histories, Banerjee's sculptures present a utopian view of globalism.
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They don't care about globalism; they don't care, necessarily, about the liberal international order.
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He suggests, not without reason, that American constitutionalism, capitalism, and globalism are at stake.
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Yet proponents of globalism continue to assert that "free trade" is an overwhelming good.
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Mr Macron's campaign was marked by Kennedyesque optimism and a wholehearted embrace of globalism.
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The withdrawal comes weeks after Trump delivered a speech to the U.N. slamming globalism.
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President-elect Trump and his allies often describe that system with one word: globalism.
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Contemporary forces of globalism, advanced technology and sustainability are rattling the pillars of classicism.
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"We reject the ideology of globalism," he said at the United Nations on Sept.
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He will read out of Mr. Trump's playbook, attacking globalism rather than big government.
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Maybe then there wouldn't be a "populist backlash" against globalism in the first place.
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But globalism also has its discontents, none less acknowledged than the American farm worker.
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Rudolph was mistaken to see an inherent conflict between "globalism" and his American loyalties.
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We did not account for how globalism was going to severely hurt people in America.
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His assault on "globalism" also exposes a contradiction at the heart of Mr Bolsonaro's project.
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Globalism, which we take to be so 21st century, is as old as the hills.
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To Trump, withdrawing from the accord represents a triumph of populist America over greedy globalism.
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For them, globalism prevails, a tribute to the influence of bureaucracy and One World psychology.
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Globalism as a dominant ideology of the west has failed a majority of its citizens.
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But Sipes—like a lot of Kansas farmers—loves the sort of globalism Trump threatens.
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A rejection of globalism, the arrest of a critic, real tales of love in transit.
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The answer lies in ditching both globalism and isolationism in favor of an authentic internationalism.
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Mr. Trump's stark juxtaposition of globalism and Americanism is crude and hyperbolic, but necessarily so.
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But it also means that Bannon's crusade against globalism is on the verge of total failure.
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Ask them about globalism and nationalism, the central issue to Trump's America and May's Britain today.
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" According to Bannon, members of The Movement "support populist nationalism and reject the influence of globalism.
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Each promotes an ideal of globalism in one form or another that may be entirely commendable.
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Them: The Failure of Globalism," out this week — with his trademark punctuation: "trump snapped the ball .. .
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Where do you think Australia will end up falling on the spectrum between nationalism and globalism?
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For the far right, globalism has long had distinct xenophobic, anti-immigrant and anti-Semitic overtones.
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Globalism constitutes adopting a worldview that supersedes traditional, local and proven ways of seeing the realm.
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"Globalism is the last of the great failed ideologies of the 20th century," Mr. Bannon began.
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The tide of globalism, is, according to economists, a train that has already left the station.
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He wants to "Put America First," which means he will focus on national interests above globalism.
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This approach to economic globalism spreads prosperity to the world while providing more opportunities at home.
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Each of Cervantes's posters articulates a precise political project and perspective rather than a generic globalism.
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Last year at Davos, President Xi Jinping of China embraced globalism, free trade and international cooperation.
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Ghosn remains the model of a business leader from the pre-Trump era of ascending globalism.
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In comments on Facebook, some users praised Zuckerberg's note for staying positive, while others declared "globalism" dead.
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Together, these videos showcase globalism at its very best as they encourage thinking globally and acting locally.
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For the first time since World War II, Western nationalism has beaten globalism in a major way.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," Trump said at a rally Tuesday night in Austin, Texas.
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In the face of globalism, Islamic extremism, and tough economic conditions at home, many people are floundering.
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There is, Buruma went on, a common anxiety about the effects of globalism, multinational corporate power, immigration.
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What plausible solutions exist to solve the damage done by globalism without getting rid of the benefits?
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The residents of rural postindustrial areas came to view globalism sourly, he said, as an urgent problem.
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Mr. Ghosn's unabashed globalism clashed with the current era of inequality and off-with-their-heads isolationism.
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Davos has always been a playground for elites who believe in globalism, climate change and free trade.
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" He added: "When he said Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo, we stood up and cheered.
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President Trump may try to ignore the paradoxes of geography and globalism, but he cannot escape them.
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But this form of internationalism was an inversion of capitalist cosmopolitanism — more like what we'd call globalism today.
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The bogeymen of globalism, multiculturalism and immigration are threatening to destroy the traditions and identities of all nations.
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This divide, sometimes summed up as "nationalism versus globalism," is increasingly a key point of division across Europe.
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Donald Trump won the American presidency by offering a diet of America First nationalism against Hillary Clinton's globalism.
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The two clubs are not even four miles apart in Manchester, yet are symbols of soccer's globalism today.
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All of these reasons—the internet in people's homes, populist television, globalism—are why Speed came and went.
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And when globalism became confused with economic globalization, political questions arose: To what extent does sharing dilute difference?
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The word has become more commonly used since Mr. Trump railed against globalism frequently on the campaign trail.
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The trip was largely unexpected, namely because Trump campaigned against the globalism often associated with the elite forum.
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"But if the Chinese really believe in globalism and they really believe in the words of Lincoln, they have to reach now towards us and allow us to create this symmetry because the path to globalism for the world is through the American worker and the American middle class," he said.
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"Unwinding the more than 70-year postwar history of free trade and globalism isn't the appropriate approach," he said.
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Interestingly, the American president's scorn for migrants and globalism has not dampened the global appeal of migrating to America.
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Mr Araújo's foreign policy will confront what he denounces as "globalism", a sneering term for openness to the world.
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Elliot, the hero of Mr. Robot, for instance, blames globalism for what's wrong with him, instead of looking inward.
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How did globalism disrupt these developments, and why do you think nationalism still has a constructive role to play?
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Mr. Trump has not addressed tourism specifically, but on the campaign trail he has signaled a retrenchment from globalism.
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Globalism has not led to "free" trade so much as a playing field skewed to the advantage of capital.
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The blindness of Thatcherism's supporters has been to accept it as the patriotic solution to the globalism it enabled.
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Read more " _____ • Christopher Caldwell in Imprimis: "Putin has become a symbol of national sovereignty in its battle with globalism.
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"Nobody's going to take it from me," said the fugitive former auto mogul, a symbol of globalism under pressure.
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The president may decry globalism, but he assigns the United States no less global a role than his predecessors.
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Long before globalism became a buzzword, artists, writers, and intellectuals from different countries were getting together in postwar Paris.
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The true common denominator, she found, is anti-globalism — deep suspicion of free trade, multinational business and global institutions.
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Breitbart's writers very explicitly rejected the three pillars of multiculturalism, cosmopolitanism, and globalism they claimed represented Obama's presidency and candidacy.
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In other words, Trump may not be a fan of globalism, but he still subscribes to bilateralism and even internationalism.
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Trump and Farage have both stoked concerns about immigrants, globalism and a perceived loss of control to far away bureaucrats.
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The U.S. has failed many veterans, however, by offering a foreign policy that fluctuates between modern globalism to extreme isolationism.
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At the heart of this movement is a rejection of globalism, which has fueled opposition to diversity, multiculturalism, and immigration.
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Also, you can quote this from a high-profile Trump supporter: 'Trump just succumbed to the false song of globalism.
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One possible response to that would be for Democrats to embrace a new role as the party of cosmopolitan globalism.
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I was thinking about the Iraq war, our response to 9/11, globalism, and the spread of American trash culture.
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"Both Facebook and Twitter are encouraging users to give up their own national identities in favor of globalism," it claimed.
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It will be unapologetically nationalist, and unapologetically at war with the Republican establishment, globalism and anyone who sides with either.
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It is reason that tells me he is our best, perhaps last, hope to reverse the American slide into globalism.
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A progressive court would sense our nation's sovereign borders differently; immigration issues would be viewed through the prism of globalism.
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But Mr. Trump's anti-globalism, because it comes from an American, simply isn't persuasive to the rest of the world.
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Mr. Trudeau, worldly and dapper, can barely open his mouth without extolling Canada's cheery multiculturalism or its open-border globalism.
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They comprise just 85033 percent of the millennial generation, a generation that is more likely to embrace diversity and globalism.
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Globalism poses a threat to the future of democracy because it disenfranchises the vast majority and empowers a technocratic elite.
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But it is large enough to reframe politics, in France and elsewhere, as a debate between globalism and ethno-nationalism.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway in October defended Trump against accusations that his opposition to globalism has anti-Semitic connotations.
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"I suppose that it was a reaction to a sense of engulfing internationalism, or a reaction against globalism," he said.
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And even amongst those who have successfully navigated globalism there are scores of grievances directed towards Washington and Wall Street.
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The alliance embodies the principles of internationalism, globalism, and free trade — everything the Trump administration wants to do away with.
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These works, like all the others, point to Fadda's bigger thesis: that Jerusalem is the beginning and end point of globalism.
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Recently, the group has posted photos showing messages about "nationalism not globalism" on a board at a coffee shop in California.
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Yet those who blame this on unfettered competition or globalism run wild in the home of capitalism ignore an awkward fact.
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In these parts of the world, globalism helped build a new, educated middle class that is now reshaping the political landscape.
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But if anything, the tournament in Russia was more of a celebration of the "globalism" so detested by the nationalist right.
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" In a recent speech at the United Nations, President Trump railed against "the ideology of globalism" and "unelected, unaccountable global bureaucracy.
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Two strands wind through the mesh of problems the Continent faces: the downsides of globalism, and lessons taken from the past.
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No modern American president has been as dismissive of "globalism" or as vigorous in the defense of sovereignty as Mr. Trump.
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You could smell it in the denunciations of "globalism" and "international banks" and the "enemy of the American people" news media.
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" In contrast, Scaramucci insisted, "The path to globalism for the world is through the American worker and the American middle class.
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The country is at odds between those how have navigated the effects of globalism relatively successfully and those who have not.
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Mr. Macron's challenge will be to convince more of the French that globalism has as many rewards as it does costs.
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Neoliberal sellout globalism lives to fight another day in France; New Orleans decides that maybe monuments honoring racist terrorists are bad.
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Disentangled from the European Union, its island race would rediscover its native genius and embrace a unique mixture of nationalism and globalism.
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We've written before about the innumerable ways that she used her clothing to communicate values, like inclusivity, globalism, and supporting small businesses.
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In Italy, support for EU membership rests at just 44%, as the country's far-right, populist coalition continues to rail against globalism.
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TPP would have further eroded the US manufacturing base, decimated our auto industry and surrendered yet more of American sovereignty to globalism.
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President-elect Donald Trump could be one of the last great hopes for globalism, according to a member of his transition team.
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Mr Trump offered promises of near-instant renewal once he took office and put Americans first, abandoning the rotten policies of "globalism".
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But in a time of rising nationalism, those who see the upside of globalism have become a distinct — and often embattled — tribe.
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" He also claims to be an American nationalist standing up against a corrupt elite in hoc to "the false song of globalism.
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And the development and deployment of 5G in a fragmented environment could lack economies of scale afforded by globalism, Mr. Segal said.
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More recently it has discovered the virtues of economic nationalism and the evils of "globalism" in the service of the Trump electorate.
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There's something flaccid about globalism, which is de-spiritualized and which doesn't really have an answer for our economic and cultural problems.
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In the same spirit, rejecting globalism need not entail renouncing America's role as leader of the international order or attacking global trade.
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These parties do share some common enemies, like an ill-defined "globalism," the Western political establishment and, most specifically, the European Union.
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You know, when you talk about the World Economic Forum, this is-, this is an organization that embraces the idea of globalism.
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"There was such a level of energy and activity, partly because of globalism, partly because of media and publicity," he told me.
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He's concerned about a market-driven globalism that flattens the rich diversity of local cultures and is accessible to only the 1%.
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Everybody knows the basics: Davos Man believes that markets are more efficient than governments and that globalism is preferable to nationalism or localism.
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President Donald Trump, speaking on the world's biggest stage, this week laid for the United Nations his case for patriotism and against globalism.
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Central to the game's narrative conflict are major ideological differences about a wide range of political issues including faith, inequality, and even globalism.
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This is where I think Trump's most different from the foreign policy establishment in Washington: He's not interested in globalism for globalism's sake.
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In April 22.4, presidential candidate Donald Trump promised to "surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism" no longer.
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Malpass has argued that "globalism and multilateralism have gone substantially too far," reflecting Trump's "America first" distaste for foreign aid and development programs.
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In his speech to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Trump derided "the ideology of globalism" as a threat to American sovereignty.
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Globalism is an ideology of winners who stand astride our society as it is being remade by dramatic economic, demographic and cultural changes.
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What ties Tillerson, the former Exxon CEO, and Cohn, the former Goldman Sachs president, is globalism, or rather their advocacy for international agreements.
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And even as globalism comes under attack from all sides, Mr. Schwab argues that, on balance, it has been a force for good.
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"We will no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism," Trump promised during a speech in Washington.
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The anger outside, they noted with relief, was mostly directed at globalism, the Group of 20 and European leaders, not at Mr. Trump.
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He rejected "globalism" in favor of "Americanism," and cast his first job as cracking down on those who threaten police officers and public safety.
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Instead of attacking "the false song of globalism," as he had on the campaign trail, he sold himself as a kind of moderate globalist.
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A new YouGov-Cambridge Globalism survey revealed the US has a more negative view of abortion than any other developed country, the Guardian reported.
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Economist Dani Rodrik, a professor of international political economy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, has made critiques of financial globalism for years.
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But much of the subject matter on which he touches — political discourse, globalism, facts — has a lot to do with Trump's rise to power.
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It's a slapstick comedy about a bunch of corporate and anti-corporate goofballs that also manages to be a razor-edged satire about globalism.
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He used the Brexit vote as an example of how globalism was leaving many behind and opening the door to a politics of xenophobia.
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Your organization, and its members, have done so much to defend our country, our flag, and to advance the cause of Americanism – not Globalism.
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Flake responded with his commitment to the party, but added his concerns on their governing, the party's stance regarding free trade, globalism, and immigration.
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The second half of "Unfinished" might even have reached beyond the West, at least making a feint at the globalism the Met is touting.
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In his blog, Mr. Araújo has called climate change a Marxist plot and praised Mr. Trump for combating the "globalism" movement led by China.
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The critique of globalism on Breitbart specifically offers an assault on global financial flows and international financial capitalism and free trade in favor of protectionism.
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In other words, just about all the peoples of the world are instinctive nationalists; it's globalism that is the strange mutation, afflicting mostly the West.
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The new museum explores the living culture of Jerusalem, which curator Reem Fadda sees as a city that exemplifies the beginning and end of globalism.
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But a mantle as defender of cosmopolitan globalism would make her even more of a "lightning rod and provocation" for the populists, says one insider.
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But the mantle of defender of cosmopolitan globalism would make Mrs Merkel even more of a "lightning rod and provocation" for populists, says one insider.
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Corporations have a duty to dedicate more of their resources to sustainability and ethical practices amid popular backlashes against globalism, Michelin's chief executive said Tuesday.
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Consider: Trump's suspicion of globalism -- as evidenced by his decision to pull the US out of the Paris climate accords -- is a hallmark of Bannonism.
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In today's terms, that is called "globalism" and these unpatriotic Jews are seen as driving nations to extinction in favor of their own global power.
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In fact, globalism seems to challenge the very possibility of rootedness, at least the kind that once relied on nation-states for its symbolic power.
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The magnetic poles are moving further apart, defined by a new socialism and globalism at one end and hyper-nationalism and protectionism at the other.
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" Roger Stone, a political strategist who has advised Mr. Trump since the 1980s, said the heart of Mr. Trump's philosophy was his distrust of "globalism.
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You are also saying that the populist backlash in American and Europe (Trump, Brexit, various movements in other countries) is a backlash to globalism, right?
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Malpass has argued that "globalism and multilateralism have gone substantially too far," and said international lenders like the World Bank failed to accomplish their goals.
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Some good work has come into the collection through the initiative, though the whole endeavor feels somewhat arbitrary and scattershot, an exercise in instant globalism.
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The "new world order" of free-trade, alliance-building internationalism that Mr. Bush championed has been replaced by Mr. Trump's "America First" defiance of globalism.
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In the absence of vanity and hard science and globalism, a sort of generic and primal prewar Europeanness persists, as unsettling as it is soothing.
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Bannon is a fierce believer in the importance of the nation-state, in part as a bulwark against the dark forces of corporatism and globalism.
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This was supplemented with attacks on Moore's opponent, Democrat Doug Jones, and the Post (for various sins of liberalism, globalism, and association with Jeff Bezos).
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" He said the "symbolic core of the nation" is being defined as white and Christian and seen itself as "under threat by cosmopolitanism and globalism.
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Whatever we call the antithesis to utopian globalism, it need not mean wholesale endorsement of Mr. Trump's harshest rhetoric, which is often narrow and inarticulate.
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"We will no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism," Trump told his supporters to applause during the campaign.
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By contrast, the Tories' old supporters in the south believe that leaving the EU will unshackle Britain and usher in an era of freewheeling globalism.
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Long before globalism became a buzzword, Norman Bluhm, San Francis, and Paul Jenkins joined the artists and intellectuals from around the world in postwar Paris.
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The high priests of globalism hoped that by inviting Mr. Trump into their home and treating him with respect, they could exorcise his demonic worldview.
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Those who styled themselves as critics of globalism were overjoyed and tremendously excited about what they could accomplish now that an apparent ally was in power.
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Trump has positioned himself as an opponent of globalism, although he attended the forum last year to make his "America First" pitch on the world stage.
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Cobbled together from materials including cowrie shells, Yoruba masks, horns, Japanese mosquito nets, and crocodile heads, Rina Banerjee's fantastical sculptures present a utopian vision of globalism.
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A step away from globalism—Donald Trump's most consistent campaign theme—could make for an awkward opening gambit given pockets of Republican resistance to overt protectionism.
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Mr Trump sees himself leading a fight against "globalism", by which he means any order that binds American sovereignty, or fails to put American workers first.
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" And he promised to "no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism that tie us up and bring America down.
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There's not been much to chew on in the weeks following a referendum that seemed like the U.K. had hit the reset button on globalism itself.
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The more hard-line members of Trump's inner circle view Cohn skeptically, arguing that he is not entirely loyal to Trump and favors globalism over nationalism.
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The interests of globalism see his America First policies as a direct threat to the New World Order that George H.W. Bush welcomed into the world.
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Speaking in the Midwest, which has haemorrhaged industrial jobs and is a crucial battleground in the election, the Republican decried "a leadership class that worships globalism".
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The century really began on 9/11, and so far it has been marked by strong reactions against globalism and cosmopolitanism — by terrorism, tribalism and authoritarianism.
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Italy is the center of politics — a country that has embraced nationalism against globalism, shattered the stereotypes, blown past the old paradigm of left and right.
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He assumed the old, autocratic order in the Middle East was about to change; he underestimated the power of tribalism, which provided identity amid amorphous globalism.
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Even though Australia did not get rocked by a recession like the U.S. did, Morrison says some people feel forgotten, left off the globalism gravy train.
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The fact that Trump supporters ignore the dismay of world leaders is a little tougher to accept, but they don't like globalism so it makes sense.
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They cheered his denunciation of Mexicans as "rapists," they relished his attacks on so-called globalism, and heaven help anyone who dared attack their populist hero.
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Binding Europe economically within the EU and much of the rest of the world to international conventions has not meant that "globalism" has prevented all conflicts.
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The globalism of the student body forces us all to examine our assumptions, examples and interpretations, an examination that goes well beyond just diversifying the syllabus.
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In the battle between protectionism and free trade, Trump has very consistently sided with those who express skepticism about the move toward globalism in all things.
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"We will no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism," Trump said in his first major foreign policy address last April.
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The results are mixed, but altogether the exhibition offers a fresh view of globalism, which is especially welcome in light of the fraught political debates about Israel.
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BQ: Does the rise of Trump bring a paradigm shift from post-World War II attitudes that advanced globalism to a new approach favoring decentralization and nationalism?
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Members of the caucus would remind the country that there still are Republicans who believe in prudent globalism, reform conservative ideas to lift up the working class.
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In fact, the anti-globalism of many Trump supporters -- and the President himself -- includes an aversion to military intervention born of failed adventures in the Middle East.
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Our antiquated business tax system has failed to keep up with an economy that has changed dramatically as a result of globalism, technology, and new capital flows.
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Why it matters: Trump advisers see confrontation with China over trade, territory and now the merits of globalism as a fight they WANT to define their presidency.
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Why it Matters: Trump advisers see confrontation with China over trade, territory and now the merits of globalism as a fight they WANT to define their presidency.
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Several of the Alternative for Germany's leaders are also members in a society named after Friedrich Hayek, often seen as the arch-thinker of free-market globalism.
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With Cohn's departure, Trumpworld may have lost the last person who knew what hokum anti-globalism is — and was willing to say so directly to the president.
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But he said the president might elaborate on his distinctive view of globalism — one that places heavy emphasis on a world of sovereign, strong and independent states.
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In a time of deflating globalism, it is curious, to say the least, that TV is offering a defense of a fading internationalist vision of the world.
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Buoyant songs by the Polynesian singer and composer Opetaia Foa'i (performed with his band Te Vaka) anchor the film's cheery globalism in a specific South Pacific milieu.
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"He understands geopolitics is changing," Balazs Orban said: The notion that all nations need to embrace globalism and "the liberal world order" is no longer automatically accepted.
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"Capitalism is the worst economic system, except for all the others," sounds pretty Churchillian, and a nice line to add to an essay defending globalism, for example.
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Carrier, a company that had planned to shutter its Indianapolis plant and move to Mexico, had been a parable of Trump's protectionist, anti-globalism, America-first stance.
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Correct. (Although, to be clear, globalism is working exceptionally well for the globalists.) The populist backlash in the U.S. and across the entirety of Europe is a backlash to globalism, and it's only set to intensify (and expand beyond the U.S. and Europe) over the coming years, making "us vs them"—the conflict between the winners and losers in this emerging world order—a fundamental challenge to the liberal democratic model.
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"We will no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism," Trump said in a major foreign policy speech in Washington in April.
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" Bannon said that "the black working and middle class and the Hispanic working and middle class, just like whites, have been severely hurt by the policies of globalism.
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In the way of that dream are macroeconomic headwinds like automation and globalism that Trump can't control, but there are also several policies changes that he can control.
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The gift raised eyebrows, as it highlights the shared history of the United States and the United Kingdom as global allies, after Trump rejected the idea of globalism.
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The first is on the question of what the study authors call "globalism," or the proper balance between the interests of Americans and those of people living abroad.
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The small but powerful coterie of hardliners in both houses have Breitbart at their backs, ready to rile up Mr Trump's base against anything that smacks of "globalism".
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One can also make the argument that selling out American workers and offering up our industries in our marketplace for the gods of globalism is also pretty destructive.
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The magazine's hopeful globalism, meanwhile, fit with the end-of-history triumphalism that permeated the late '73s, in the wake of the Cold War but before September 11.
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Trump, who campaigned hard against so-called globalism, is the first Oval Office occupant since 1989 not to share this basic understanding of America's role in the world.
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"Henry Ford II relaunched his company in Europe during the dawn of globalism by going over there and winning the most famous race in the world," Baime said.
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White men, statistics show, have borne some of the worst of the effects of globalism and the Great Recession, and still suffer from the largest shortfall of jobs.
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Trump will try her hand at putting a softer lens on her husband's administration abroad, just a week after he appeared before the United Nations and rejected globalism.
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It's where people thrust their hatred of modernity — of globalism and multiculturalism and technocratic expertise, but also of the democracy that fostered those systems in the first place.
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However, when asked if he was Brazil's answer to Trump, Doria — who has advocated globalism and free trade rather than a brand of protectionism — gave an emphatic "no".
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Perhaps the profusion of religious exploration in entertainment is attributable to this massive shift in the religious landscape over the past decade, along with growing globalism and pluralism.
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" He went after global institutions like the International Criminal Court and UN Human Rights Council, saying, "We reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism.
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Bolton disagrees with many of the Washington elite, or maybe the international elite, who think globalism or multilateralism should be a priority over the security of the United States.
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It positions Trump's white populism against the "globalism" of the old elite — which includes the form of free market economics that dominated the Republican Party up until this year.
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In January, even before Mr Trump's inauguration, China's president, Xi Jinping, speaking before the world's elites in Davos, presented his country as a champion of globalism and open markets.
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If it is nationalism and a rejection of globalism and plurality that the west wants, then Trump's election has sent a clear signal to Africa and the emerging world.
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It is not a New World Order Bush could have imagined: a businessman and reality TV star who then became a president who touts "America first" while denouncing globalism.
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Two weeks ago, at the Arc de Triomphe at the head of the Champs-Élysées, Macron urged the leaders of scores of nations to eschew nationalism and embrace globalism.
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There, Trump shunned a trip to an American war cemetery and scowled at other world leaders, particularly his host French President Emmanuel Macron, who appealed to forces of globalism.
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Trump would appeal to Americans who felt left behind in an Obama economy, in which the rich became richer and globalism did little to ease fears about the future.
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Hedge fund manager turned Trump administration official Anthony Scaramucci had a message for Davos during an interview with Bloomberg: globalism isn't dead, it just runs through the United States.
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In the years since — with all the museum news about architectural expansion, technological enhancement and audience attraction — globalism as an ideal, in the 22006s sense, faded somewhat from view.
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Even before Cone Mills made its announcement, however, some premium indie brands that once prominently displayed the "Made in the U.S.A." label were starting to embrace a new globalism.
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He had read a column asserting that liberals had forgotten how important identity was to people and had promoted an empty cosmopolitan globalism that made many feel left behind.
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In the era of globalism, there was no more prominently global executive than Carlos Ghosn ("If Davos Were a Person, It Would Be Carlos Ghosn," Bloomberg declared in 2017).
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The event has become a byword for the brand of high-minded globalism that Trump angrily denounced as a candidate and has found little place in his White House.
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Driven by the populist British vote to leave the European Union and by Trump's equally populist rejection of "globalism," the UK and US seem driven to embarrassing self-harm.
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If you're looking to have your mind blown by the all-powerful influences of globalism, consumer culture, brand desire, and mass production, watch all four episodes of the series.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Bannon, a former Breitbart News executive, cast himself as a strident opponent of "globalism" -- including free trade deals that Trump has bemoaned.
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"We will no longer surrender this country, or its people, to the false song of globalism," President-Elect Donald J. Trump said in an April 27 speech on foreign policy.
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The 1990s represent "the opposite of today," Mr. Trembley said, since in some ways it was a period of the opening of borders, post-glasnost, and the beginning of globalism.
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Trump is certainly hostile to what he sometimes refers to as "globalism": multilateralism, free trade agreements, international institutions, and any international legal regime that could impose constraints on U.S. power.
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Although UNESCO withdrawal looks like the latest example of Trump's "America first" anti-globalism, it is actually fairly common for the United States to withdraw its membership from international organizations.
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The temple is caving in because the High Priests of Capital are so proud of themselves for creating this globalism that now they can afford six yachts instead of two.
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But in the past few decades, the party of Davos — with its globalism, relativism, pluralism and diversity — has sapped away the moral foundations of this Judeo-Christian way of life.
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As a public figure, Mr. Trump has articulated a consistent message that speaks to a fundamental political challenge facing the 21st-century West: We must affirm nationalism and fight globalism.
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The visit highlighted the gulf between the American president, who has styled himself as a foe of globalism, and the German chancellor, a staunch defender of the liberal world order.
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Araujo made the parallel as well, claiming both leaders were "fighting the system" of globalism, and that other countries were "trying to reduce us" under the name of climate action.
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"It's good cop, bad cop" on globalism, Cramer said, a day after he reported that Kudlow is the leading contender to succeed Gary Cohn as the president's top economic advisor.
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It's all part of an ideology that Caixin deemed "globalism with Chinese characteristics," and Rafferty said it means the Chinese government still wants significant control over what crosses its borders.
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Donald Trump campaigned as an arch-nationalist, a man who would stand up for ordinary Americans against the "false song of globalism," as he once put it in a speech.
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And it was a spirited debate, was always so much fun though, he was such a great sparring partner on the issue of rising populism versus the old Bush globalism, interventionism.
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The book also touches on some foreign-policy melodrama as Obama made his exit from the world stage, amid a shifting geopolitical climate that included Brexit and rising disenchantment with globalism.
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Trump set out patriotism as incompatible with globalism, neglecting the reality that many of the challenges confronting the United States this century, including terrorism and nuclear proliferation, will require collective action.
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Demanding respect from a freeloading world that takes leaders in Washington for fools, he says he will "no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism".
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Despite some notes of apprehension, the dominant tone of the depictions of the West is one of openness and hope for mutual enrichment through commercial and cultural interchange: an incipient globalism.
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Unlike previous business-friendly GOP candidates, Trump's hostility to globalism and his threats to reverse trade agreements have pushed companies into a holding pattern that has kept financial markets on edge.
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I was four years old when Ronald Reagan was elected, and his vision of optimistic globalism is what shaped my childhood and attracted me to the party in the first place.
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"Phyllis Schlafly is a conservative icon who led millions to action, reshaped the conservative movement, and fearlessly battled globalism and the 'kingmakers' on behalf of America's workers and families," Trump said.
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What unites them is their desire to be part of a movement larger than themselves that puts pragmatism before ideology, localism before globalism, and demands the respect it deserves from Washington.
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In many of the regions where the company operates, Tillerson has had to address the intractable challenges of globalism: corruption, climate, environmental spoliation, labor and human rights, conflict, security, and sustainability.
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As you make clear, you're a beneficiary of globalism, someone from a more modest background who has risen in the world and enjoyed the economic benefits of the last few decades.
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So it's a bit surprising that you've come to conclude that many of the varied critics of globalism (from Bannon to Sanders) are right, at least in some of their critique.
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In the cross hairs are the products of that decade, above all, the crown jewels of neoliberal globalism: the W.T.O., the European Union and Nafta (which was recently renegotiated and renamed).
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The antipathy directed at Tom Cat would seem to implicate the larger furies around globalism; two years ago the company was acquired by a Japanese baking conglomerate worth billions of dollars.
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Like many other European far-right politicians with these views, Farage sees Russian President Vladimir Putin as a kind of comrade in the fight against the "globalism" of the European Union.
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Since the 473s liberation movements and the recent onset of globalism, there have been changes — the MFA now has modest-size galleries of African and Oceanic material — but they've been slow.
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President Donald Trump tried to toe the line between anti-trade populism and globalism Friday as he wooed global political and business leaders to funnel more money into the American economy.
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" Trump has warned of the "false song of globalism," and his self-described "America first" foreign policy is deeply skeptical of "international unions that tie us up and bring America down.
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One of the professors at the University of Chicago invited Steve Bannon recently for a debate with Austan Goolsbee, the former chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers on globalism.
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In more recent campaigns, including the new one, it is a testing ground for candidates looking to prove they understand the stress that globalism has brought to America's blue-collar workers.
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Laura Ingraham, the radio host and writer, has said she worries that Mr. Trump is drifting from the tenets of his campaign: anti-globalism, a smaller military footprint and conservative populism.
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This is a president who describes his foreign policy as "America First," and who warned against "the false song of globalism" in his most comprehensive foreign policy speech during the campaign.
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Trump doesn't need to say the phrase "New World Order" to get the point across to people like Jones; language about "globalism" is clear enough for those people to glom onto it.
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Shortage of skilled workers Next month, the US economic expansion will become the longest on record, surpassing the 1991-2001 boom that was marked by the rise of globalism and the internet.
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Bannon's project centered on opposition to what he derisively called "globalism": the idea of tearing down borders and linking countries through trade, immigration, and international institutions like NATO and the United Nations.
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Weirdness rating: 7/10 Jack Blood, who I assume is the operator of this channel, is a standard Alex Jones-type conspiracy theorist who creates content about things like chemtrails and globalism.
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He also offered membership in an umbrella group with a vaguely revolutionary, messianic name—the Movement—that would yoke their various parties together under a unified Bannonite theory of global anti-globalism.
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Because the media and everyone on the left now realizes what is at stake — they are about to lose their best excuse to expand government, raise taxes, promote globalism and punish industry.
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Globalism and expanded trade policies have helped the global economy more than they've hurt displaced workers and efforts to suppress their growth won't work, New York Fed President William Dudley said Thursday.
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In some ways, the campaign that Banks led was an insurgent protest movement against the smug globalism of the ruling class—against the "big politics" that Farage decried in his victory speech.
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Breitbart News, the hard-right website run by Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's newly appointed chief White House strategist, frequently attacked globalism and so-called "globalist elites" during Mr. Bannon's tenure there.
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Ryan et al are likewise telling us "there is no alternative" – to the bipartisan consensus on mass unskilled immigration, ineffectual interventionism, one-way globalism, bureaucratized unaffordable health care, and all the rest.
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UNITED NATIONS, New York — In his third annual speech to the United Nations General Assembly, President Donald Trump delivered a clear message in favor of nationalism and national sovereignty and against globalism.
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Cramer added having Tillerson in the role as secretary of State "stood for a bizarre form of business globalism that is obviously not in sync anymore with where the president is going."
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Common white supremacist tropes like "Jewish media" and "Jewish global conspiracy" have been transposed to "liberal media" and "globalism" — or avoided altogether by invoking figures like billionaire George Soros, who is Jewish.
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"Trump favors nationalism, which is inherently more pessimistic, and when it follows globalism inevitably it has to lead to a shrinkage in demand, and less gross domestic product around the world," McNamee added.
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Though he killed the TransPacific Partnership—which had become a symbol of globalism and free trade and was probably dead anyway—Trump's economic policies have otherwise been mostly geared toward helping rich people.
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It is bad for liberalism because it prevents it from addressing its biggest challenge: recreating a fruitful balance between democracy and technocracy, managerialism and self-determination, globalism and localism, and quality and quantity.
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The low-income, low-educated voters in the UK haven't seen the benefits from globalism, didn't understand them, or — most worryingly — cared less about those benefits than they did about keeping out foreigners.
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In his Dresden office he had just a single artwork, one of the compasses that Olafur Eliasson, a Danish-Icelandic artist, has used to explore questions of identity and integrity, nationalism and globalism.
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He framed his approach as a sharp contrast to the policies of "a leadership class that worships globalism," and warned that his presumptive Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, would "betray" those who support her.
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Consider, for example, that these Instagram accounts and Donald Trump both frequently warn of "globalism," a term that the Anti-Defamation League describes as a "dog-whistle" for attracting anti-Semitic conspiracy theorists.
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A revival of the cross-class coalition characteristic of the nation-state is necessary if we are to promote a more just social order, undoing some of the injustices that globalism has caused.
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His mother suspects schizophrenia, but the show quickly begins to hint at other, gooier explanations—perhaps some kind of mystical globalism, a special gift that lets one cup of trauma spill into another.
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This election is a hint of one way things could turn next: a new split between the beneficiaries of multicultural globalism and the working-class ethnonationalists who feel left behind economically and culturally.
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"Globalism is a principle driver for the fears that animate the radical right in the United States," said Ryan Lenz, the editor of Hatewatch, a blog published by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Readers may ask why such a strongly bipartisan law, with support from such unique corners binding together anti-globalism Trump supporters, libertarians, traditional Republicans, and many Democrats, hasn't already been signed into law.
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Denouncing the "false song of globalism" during his presidential campaign, Trump, on his third full day in office, canceled the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a regional trade deal with Japan and 113 other countries.
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Organizations funded by George Soros, the liberal American billionaire, are facing particular ire, accused of working to flood Europe with Muslim refugees and transform "Christian" nations into multicultural stews of left-wing globalism.
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With the advent of globalism, outsourcing and the digital age, however, safeguards are needed so that American workers — our parents, children, friends and neighbors — get their shot at the American Dream as well.
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Her ambition is to create a realignment; to found a movement that appeals to disgruntled working-class voters who feel betrayed by big business, globalism and the low wages in the gig economy.
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For 80 years, the undead have been used by filmmakers and writers as a metaphor for much deeper fears: racial sublimation, atomic destruction, communism, mass contagion, globalism — and, more than anything, each other.
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Davos is the signature gathering of the global elite, an event synonymous with the dream of a borderless, free-trading, fully integrated world — the exact kind of globalism that Trump claims to oppose.
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Voters in Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and beyond had had it with globalism, had it with open borders and had it with trade deals that gutted our manufacturing and gave an upper hand to China.
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"Phyllis Schlafly is a conservative icon who led millions to action, reshaped the conservative movement, and fearlessly battled globalism and the 'kingmakers' on behalf of America's workers and families," Trump said following her death.
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But he sought to deny the inevitability of tension between globalism and nationalism, pointing to the example of a program he recently visited that was building nanosatellites at Morehead State University in eastern Kentucky.
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Art Review Museums of modern and contemporary art like to talk a big game about globalism, and their big-tent discourse challenges the old assumption that artists can be naturally grouped together by geography.
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A dismaying percentage of the art has already been shown in New York, Los Angeles, London or Berlin, and the globalism of the biennial's last two editions has been jettisoned for Western institutional preapproval.
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China's scale and pace of development, its no-holds-barred approach to competition and the authoritarian regime that backs it fundamentally put in question the liberal model of globalism and win-win trade relations.
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Dominated by highly productive, export-oriented advanced industries, high-tech enterprises, and professional services including the management of companies, this Democratic base is already biased toward globalism — with trade something of a core tenet.
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Organizations funded by George Soros, above, the liberal American billionaire, are facing particular ire, accused of working to flood Europe with Muslim refugees and transform "Christian" nations into multicultural stews of left-wing globalism.
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Ever the big talker about free trade and the principles of globalism, Trudeau seems to have woken up to the reality of governing in the national interest, or at least the political necessity of it.
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In US-centric parts of the internet, people have been stoking xenophobia and fear of globalism for years, and specific anti-Chinese sentiment has been rising along with the tariffs on imports from the country.
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UN Ambassador Nikki Haley doesn't seem like a natural fit for President Trump's administration: As the first female and first minority governor of South Carolina, she had nearly opposite views on trade, immigration and globalism.
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In an age defined by globalism, he was an advocate of the working class—and also a critic of the PRI , the party that has ruthlessly dominated national politics for much of the past century.
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But to accomplish them, we must replace the present policy of globalism – which has moved so many jobs and so much wealth out of our country – and replace it with a new policy of Americanism.
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America has a leader who shifts with the winds of the moment, believing that nationalism and isolationism rather than globalism is the prescription to battle a disease that has already shown it respects no boundaries.
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Separately, Bolsonaro met with the head of the World Trade Organization, Roberto Azevedo, who said the government's sharp rebukes of globalism were shared by many other countries and that the trade body was making changes.
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Support for the Syrian president means they can further tangled internet conspiracy theories, taps into a deep vein of anti-Semitism, anti-interventionism, and anti-globalism, and allows them to wind up their biggest enemy: liberals.
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Globalism has a long historical arc, but the enactment of the North American Free Trade Agreement stands out in the minds of union-labeled Democrats as the time when one of their own sold them out.
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Above all, each operates within a framework of globalism and with an absence of self-interest or self-aggrandizement that, at least for the moment, seems to run utterly counter to everything that Trump holds dear.
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Business executives greeted Trump's first visit to Davos in 2018 with concern and skepticism, unsure of how Trump's protectionist trade policies and nationalist rhetoric would fare at a gathering known for cheering the benefits of globalism.
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Like the 21625 U.S. election, this vote was largely seen as a clash between the establishment government and a broad spectrum of populists, nationalists and those seeking formative changes to Italy's outlook on globalism and immigration.
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Ms. Merkel, already grappling with violent anti-globalism protests on streets outside the conference, has been intensely focused on divining a way to coexist with a president whose disruptive views differ so drastically from her own.
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If both Brexit and MAGA were said to be reactions to globalism, Trump's ascendance as a singular historical figure was rooted in a reaction to Obama's transcendence from mere politician to savior of the American left.
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In short, the elite are worried about the demise of the very ideology long espoused by Mr. Schwab: globalism — the notion that the open exchange of people, products, ideas and services across borders will benefit all.
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Adam Smith talks about so much more than just the "political economy" and free trade concepts in his 1776 The Wealth of Nations that is often touted as canonical scripture by those in favor of globalism.
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I think what we see in the film is that the drivers are globalism and media, oftentimes American media, but media that goes everywhere, along with branding and the values of corporate capitalism, which are international.
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Last year at Davos, Chinese President Xi Jinping made a speech that positioned him as an undisputed champion of globalism, a stark contrast to the America First rhetoric coming from the then-new Trump Administration in Washington.
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His version of globalism isn't the high-minded humane cosmopolitanism that would, say, forestall massive cuts in the foreign aid budget or militate in favor of generous treatment of Central American families seeking refuge from gang violence.
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The rest of his address hit familiar talking points: boasting about the American economy; praising sovereignty; denouncing globalism, unfair trade, the UN Human Rights Council, OPEC and the Iran nuclear deal; and vilifying China, Iran and Venezuela.
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Notably, Mr. Soros is convinced that the arc of history may soon turn back his way, that Mr. Trump's election and Brexit were the nadir of anti-globalism and that a backlash to that nationalism is coming.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Bill Clinton stressed the need for the US and non-government organizations to continue efforts of globalism and interconnectivity despite a push by the Trump administration to withdraw the US from foreign obligations.
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On November 8th Americans are not going to the polls to elect a Republican or a Democrat president; they are going to the polls to either renew American independence or genuflect to the golden calf of globalism.
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He has the unbridled enthusiasm of a well-bred salesman, throwing around terms such as "incubation" and "globalism" in ways that can sound like a pitch — but one that it seems many museum directors have bought into.
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While white male college-educated voters are not commonly seen as part of the Trump-led nationalist movement that rejects globalism and multiculturalism, poll data shows that a substantial percentage of them do belong in this camp.
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For generations the region was geared to heavy industry and agriculture, says Richard Longworth, senior fellow at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and author of Caught in the Middle: America's Heartland in the Age of Globalism.
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His version of globalism isn't the high-minded humane cosmopolitanism that would, say, forestall massive cuts in the foreign aide budget or militate in favor of generous treatment of Central American families seeking refuge from gang violence.
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" His hand-picked Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ernesto Araújo, is a firebrand right-wing conservative who has called efforts to combat climate change a conspiratorial power grab by the global left on his blog, titled "Against Globalism.
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But for Mr. Heimbach, whose Traditionalist Worker Party uses the slogan "Globalism is the poison, nationalism is the antidote," the term "international elites" is often an anti-Semitic code for Jews, though he denied any racist intent.
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Trump said the WTO needs "massive change" and accused past leaders of ignoring China's behavior as a result of "globalism" -- echoing a theme of his overall remarks in which he promoted the benefits of patriotism and isolationism.
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Trump said the WTO needs "massive change" and accused past leaders of ignoring China's behavior as a result of "globalism" — echoing a theme of his overall remarks in which he promoted the benefits of patriotism and isolationism.
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Because both pope and president are critics of a neoliberal globalism that weakens local ties and benefits educated elites at the expense of the common man, the diametrical opposition of their visions is all the more striking.
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There's a lot of attention going to the end of the week, whether President Trump will, in fact, come here, and what, perhaps, could be the message given, that we've got leaders here who are embracing globalism.
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"Such calls for globalism by China would have been unthinkable only 10 or 15 years ago, when Chinese firms were just beginning to explore the global marketplace," an opinion piece by Chinese media outlet Caixin Global said.
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The emerging globalism and colonial expansion that facilitated William Paston's travel and collecting are also the reason that this figure is here, and he was likely painted from life as his expression and pose are so detailed.
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A recent YouGov-Cambridge Globalism survey released in partnership with The Guardian showed that nearly 40% of "leave" voters believed it was "very important" that both a person's parents be British for them to be truly British themselves.
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That's a blow to the far-right movement sweeping Europe, which rails against globalism, immigration and the structure of the EU. One more note: In Dutch elections, candidates' parties are awarded seats in Parliament based on vote counts.
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"I realized that all of the stories I had been doing about culture, and the values of globalism and consumerism had been exported to other countries, and had led us to that crisis in some way," Greenfield says.
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On the dartboard: terrorism, climate change, natural disasters, worldwide political conflict, the Democrats, the Republicans, Donald Trump, isolationism, globalism, hackers and identity theft, technological changes, scientific overreach, family tensions, and adorable kids getting separated from their beloved doggos.
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Think about it for a second: This is Donald Trump — the guy who campaigned on banning Muslim immigration to the United States and replacing "globalism" in foreign policy with "America First" — literally holding a globe surrounded by Muslims.
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The survey was conducted by YouGov, a data analytics and research firm based in the UK as a part of the YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project, a collaboration between YouGov, researchers from the University of Cambridge, and The Guardian.
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In an increasingly complex and interdependent world that seems to veer back and forth regularly between surges of globalism and populism, getting a nation brand right is more challenging than ever, especially for a new head of state.
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As the world realigns along the axes of globalism and nationalism, he has burnished France's reputation as a diplomatic player that can wield more power than it might actually possess, by drawing on a heritage of principled intervention.
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He will be the first sitting president to attend the summit in two decades, and will have to strike a delicate balance between the anti-globalism sentiment that got him elected and his intention to strike business deals.
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The investing themes shift from globalism to protectionism, from a focus on Wall Street to one on Main Street, and from big, large-cap stock market names that everyone knows to small companies that may not be so familiar.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Roberto Azevedo, the director-general of the World Trade Organization, said on Thursday he does not see problems with the new Brazilian government's stance against globalism, and said that multilateral organizations need to do some self-criticism.
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We reject the ideology of globalism, and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism around the world, responsible nations must defend against threats to sovereignty, not just from global governments but also from other new forms of coercion and domination.
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But more than before, Obama is confronting questions about how the undercurrents of anti-globalism in Trump's campaign — the same sentiments that helped propel the "leave" campaign to victory in Britain — could alter the way the U.S. does business.
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Several white nationalist leaders spoke on a range of topics, among them the "degeneracy" of the other side, the promise of a white ethnostate, the perils of globalism to white workers, and their vision for a health care plan.
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Yiannopoulos argues that sliming the alt-right as racist is straight from the Democratic playbook, and he accuses party leaders of supporting liberal policies including "open borders," and a commitment to multiculturalism and globalism at the cost of safety.
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Now that Mr. Cohn is leaving, investors may fear that Mr. Trump and others in his administration will step up their assault on globalism, stoking the chances of a trade war and other tensions that damage the real economy.
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Horror often takes place in isolated settings like the woods or space, and the empty streets of a once bustling city work just as well, evoking a vanished world wiped out not by zombies or aliens, but by globalism.
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Judged by this metric alone, the expanded MoMA is making obvious efforts to reshape its image without going entirely off-brand — to tell the tale of what might be called Modernism Plus, with globalism and African-American art added.
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More seriously, he said, the magazine seeks to fill the void left by a conservative intellectual establishment more focused on opposing Mr. Trump than on grappling with the rejection of globalism and free-market dogma that propelled his victory.
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They shared a deep skepticism of globalism and multilateralism, a commonality that empowered Mr. Bolton to use his time in the White House to orchestrate the withdrawal of the United States from arms control treaties and other international agreements.
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We lived through a decade-long recession in which national leaders failed to come together on issues of critical mutual concern: health care, the national deficit, critical infrastructure spending, and reducing our national dependence on globalism and foreign intervention.
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Russia also shares with far-right groups across the world a deeply held belief that, regardless of their party, traditional elites should be deposed because of their support for globalism and transnational institutions like NATO and the European Union.
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"The Republican establishment today bends the knee to Caesar," Buchanan declared in a March 3 essay titled "It's Trump's Party, Now," before adding: In leading Republicans away from globalism to economic nationalism, Trump is not writing a new gospel.
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New York (CNN)China addressed the world on Friday at the United Nations General Assembly, the annual forum in New York City where even world leaders who don't believe in globalism make a pilgrimage to see and be seen.
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In both his primary and general election campaigns, Trump proclaimed that elite policies on foreign intervention, trade, and immigration had been disastrous for ordinary Americans, and he used the slogan "America First" to signal his commitment to nationalism over globalism.
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Proponents of the loosely configured movement tend to reject "political correctness," trade, immigration, Islam, feminism, the left, "globalism," and establishment conservatism—which are also more or less the targets of Trump and, after his takeover, much of the Republican Party.
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The world is heading into a period of "geopolitical recession" in 2017, accelerated by recent trends that reject globalism such as Donald Trump's surprise presidential election win and his "America first" policies, according to one political risk consultancy's annual report.
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Per Axios' Amy Harder, Brazil's retreat is the latest sign of the rise of leaders around the world who are resistant to globalism and multilateral diplomacy, which is what these climate talks and the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement are all about.
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RELATED: Trump slams globalism The Pew poll was conducted among 20,132 respondents in 10 European nations, four major Asia-Pacific countries, Canada and the U.S. from April 53 to May 29, a period that ended weeks before the Brexit vote.
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Vincent Harris, whose namesake Austin, Texas–based firm has deep ties to US Republicans, has positioned himself as a digital guru for Le Pen and other far-right leaders overseas against a backdrop of spiking nationalism, ethnic division, and anti-globalism.
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It's illuminating to consider traditional and contemporary chaekgeori together: in comparing works across centuries, it's not only clear that the genre's style has evolved greatly, but also that the imagery, fascinatingly, reflects real-world developments in globalism and cultural exchange.
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And so what I'm saying to you is, Switzerland has a program that if you lose your job, say globalism kills a company, you go right into an apprenticeship that holds your salary and trains you for a modern job.
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In her acceptance speech, Le Pen spoke of an end to globalism -- effectively a France First vision of her nation that should send shudders of fear through much of Europe but thrills of pleasure through President Trump and his entourage.
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Because even if you actually go and sort of monopolize the trade policies, and maybe take care of the globalism versus the nationalism, the digitization and the automation has actually taken away a lot of those jobs in the Midwest.
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Make America safer, but poorer: Navarro notes that the U.S. doesn't house a "single company that can make flat-panel displays for military aircraft or night-vision goggles," as an example of how free-trade globalism has hurt national security.
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What united this sundry group was the belief that the "globalism" of the neocons had to be opposed by a new nationalism based on immigration restriction, trade protectionism, and a foreign policy that included withdrawing from many international alliances and agreements.
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National Review columnist Michael Brendan Dougherty found much to admire in the Maréchal-Le Pen's speech at CPAC, calling attention to how her criticism of multiculturalism, globalism, and gender theory were rooted in a sense of France as a Catholic civilization.
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Those who believed that post-industrial, postmodern societies would promote the development of new political structures grounded in a division of labour between different spheres of human life—economic globalism, local culturalism, and regional democracies—have a reason to be disappointed.
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But the agreement, which requires the approval of Congress, has become a flashpoint in the United States presidential campaign, opposed by the nominees of both major parties as a symbol of failed globalism and the loss of United States jobs overseas.
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"Anti-globalism is a very efficient net to unite disparate parts of the right" from the mainstream to the extreme, said Brian Levin, the director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.
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The intellectual and political task ahead is at once to resist the ugliest manifestations of the new right-wing populism—the fears it plays on, the divisions it engenders—and to confront the consequences of globalism, technology, and cultural change.
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Them: The Failure of Globalism," out April 24 — is that variations on these worries extend across the globe: In places that include China and Russia, chief rival powers to the U.S., technology is "empowering top-down authoritarianism as liberal democracy weakens.
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Anybody who thinks Trump will moderate his views towards globalism, NATO, and the European Union would be well served understanding the depth of opposition to these concepts within the Bannon-Stephen Miller-Jeff Sessions elements of the President's inner circle.
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But it won't work that way, because right-wing ideologues have convinced themselves that they own Washington and that any policy victory that is less than 100 percent complete is a sellout to the nefarious forces of liberalism and globalism.
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Because there's empirical data that tells the story of globalism evoking friction in high society, people feel more threatened and less sure about their future, and they try to overcompensate by clenching to all of those so-called traditional things.
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In a list of complaints about globalism, which he portrayed as a threat to American sovereignty, Mr. Trump rejected the legitimacy of the International Criminal Court, echoing recent statements by top aides like John R. Bolton, his national security adviser.
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The Hill's Julian Hattem has the story: Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump warned against "the false song of globalism" in a major foreign policy address on Wednesday in an escalation of his rhetoric rejecting the current framework of international coalitions.
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On the Republican side, Trump's biggest fans are among those Pew labels as "core conservatives," mostly financially stable men who hold traditionally conservative views, and "country first conservatives," who are older, less well educated and skeptical of immigrants and globalism.
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The use of pigments throughout his body of work — at its best in pure form, as small and delicate sculptures — references his Indian ancestry and the history of globalism through the trade of dyes and pigments from Asia and the Americas.
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Global Citizen and Teneo are reviving the idea of a transcontinental event at a time of historic global unrest and division -- during a week that President Donald Trump expressed a skeptical view of globalism at the United Nations General Assembly.
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The first use of the term "GND" in the US may trace to New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, who called for one in a 2007 column (and in his book Hot, Flat, and Crowded) as a kind of green globalism.
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It's hard to imagine a campaign, a candidate, and a victory more diametrically opposite that of Trudeau's, who won on a promise of multiculturalism, environmentalism, globalism, and feminism, capped with a promise to significantly increase Canada's intake of Syrian refugees.
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A society like the one found in America, one founded on ideals that emphasize the individual over the community, uniqueness and creativity over tradition, progress over preservation, and exceptionalism over globalism, will naturally also value ownership, including that of intellectual property.
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The term "globalism" has been used by self-described "nationalists" — like Trump — and by, say, anti-capitalist protestors, but the false idea of the "rootless" and "globalist" Jewish people who lack real ties to their home countries has a lengthy anti-Semitic history.
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Recently, globalism, as global consciousness, has come back into focus, at least for me, thanks to American politics: to the spreading plague of racially based violence, and to a presidential candidate who preaches — promises — a future of barrier-building and ethnic expulsion.
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In the age of globalism and instant connections, often through digital devices, we forget that light is specific to geographic locales — that the light and space of the American Southwest is not the same as the light and space of Nebraska or Minnesota.
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Fifty years on, amid trade wars and a retaliation against globalism, the forum and its annual meeting are needed more than ever, says Tony Fratto, who has attended Davos as both a U.S. Treasury Department official and partner at a private communications firm.
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Under ecosocialist theory, income would be guaranteed, most property and means of production would be commonly owned, and the abolition of capitalism, globalism and imperialism would unleash environmentalists to vastly curtail industrialization and development whose pollution would otherwise cause catastrophic global warming.
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"Globalism has positive effects, but it also increases precariousness and inequalities," said Thomas Guénolé, a political-science professor at Sciences Po. The vote on Sunday came after a bruising campaign in which the public repeatedly rejected candidates who were expected to be winners.
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"I don't think it's the right policy for the country and I know it's not the right policy for Virginia to be like all worried, and kind of having this attitude about globalism that they're trying to steal our lunch," he told Bloomberg.
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Liberalism at its best should preserve a delicate balance between four opposing sets of principles: (1) elitism and democracy, (21970) top-down management and self-organisation, (235) globalism and localism, and (230) what might be termed, for simplicity's sake, the hard and the soft.
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In an age of globalism when students in all fields need to know more about the world they live in and the United States' history, academic leaders are sadly implementing a course of study that is viewed by young people as increasingly irrelevant and tedious.
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If there is a lesson for the United States in the decision by British voters to exit the European Union, it is the importance of the emerging split between the beneficiaries of multicultural globalism and the working-class ethno-nationalists who feel left behind.
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Roughly the same suite of technologies helped elect Obama, a pragmatic liberal who promised racial progress and a benevolent globalism, and Trump, a strident nationalist who adeptly employs social media to stoke racial panic and has set out to demolish the American-led world order.
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There are several overtly political pieces in the installation — including Mr. Mahama's replacement of the United Nations flags, a critique of globalism that deals with labor, transportation of materials and the history of trade — that may not translate so obviously into an Instagram post.
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He understood that in the era of globalism — when vehicles built on similar engineering platforms but sold in multiple countries were mechanical commodities, and when money could flow in and out Renault and Nissan on untamed rivers — a CEO needed to symbolize his ideology.
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While Mr. Trump has used nationalistic slogans such as "America first" and has criticized a system that he describes as "globalism," Mr. Zuckerberg — taking an unusually public stand in his letter — said that this was no time to pull back from being a global community.
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The past decade has seen a revolt against the world-is-flat globalism that was all the rage at the turn of the century, a revolt that has swept overtly nationalist governments to power in America, Brazil, Hungary and Poland, to name only the most obvious.
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JT: A lot of people have blamed social media or racism for the rise in anti-immigration or anti-globalism sentiment in the US. But your report suggests that economic anxieties and fears about the future may be the root cause of a lot of it.
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Globalism, as we have observed, is a curious combination of socialism and capitalism — that is, bureaucrats and bankers, working together to flatten national boundaries and, indeed, to flatten the nation-state itself… As for nationalism, that's the credo of all others, whether we like them or not.
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It's the globalism of Goldman Sachs, which wants light-touch regulation of the financial sector, plenty of room for multinational corporations to engage in tax chicanery, and no major trade wars that would threaten US-based financial services companies' abilities to compete for market share internationally.
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As some people, like Philip Yu of Angry Asian Man, were quick to point out, turning Spam into a trend for American readers highlights an interesting turn of colonialism: Spam goes full circle in a culinary globalism that started with America's imperialist practices in the 20th century.
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The ever-present threats to their way of life may have a definitive local inflection, but they are familiar to any precarious working-class neighborhood in this country: long-gone waterfront jobs and well-paying day labor, wiped out by globalism, agribusiness, and technology-driven shipping practices.
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The truth is that whatever big ideas Trump latched on to in the campaign about subjects like globalism versus national sovereignty for example, and no matter the amount of times he reassures voters it's about them not him, the campaign is still very much about him.
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They like Vladimir Putin's Russia even as he flattens Aleppo; they are anti-globalism; they are anti-establishment; they oppose or are skeptical of NATO, the cornerstone of the Western alliance; and they see a conspiracy of what Trump has called "global financial powers" behind everything.
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Mr. Trump's speech was perhaps the most forceful case he has made for the crux of his candidacy: not just that he is a businessman with a well-established personal brand, but that the days of globalism have passed, and that a new approach is necessary.
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It's the globalism of Goldman Sachs which wants light-touch regulation of the financial sector, plenty of room for multinational corporations to engage in tax chicanery, and no major trade wars that would threaten US-based financial services companies ability to compete for market share internationally.
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And Breitbart in particular has positioned itself as not just a pro-Trump website but one that will continue to stand up against "globalism," offer friendly coverage of the "alt-right," and denounce Republican leaders it deems to be sellouts — like Paul Ryan — after the election.
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That franchise, part of the Saadiyat Cultural District, which also includes a branch of the Louvre, has been advertised as a virtual monument to cultural globalism, showcasing "parallel bursts of creativity from around the world," in the words of Richard Armstrong, the director of the Guggenheim.
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Trump and the alt-right have much in common: right-wing anti-globalism, nationalist populism, border controls, trade policy that works in the interest of the domestic working class and not against it, taxation of the obscenely wealthy, and, yes, a rather confrontational attitude about it all.
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Murat Germen's photos of highways, high-rises, billboards, and container ships in the Egyptian cities of Alexandria, Cairo, Luxor, and Suez — arranged into grids and classified under headers like "Globalism/Expansion" or "Post-capitalism/Precarity" — stand in particularly stark contrast to the images taken by his predecessors.
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The tone of the market had begun to weaken earlier in the session, with gains evaporating after weak data on U.S. consumer confidence and a speech by Trump to the United Nations General Assembly that called on nations to embrace nationalism and turn their backs on globalism.
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And while Mr. Trump's aides said he has little in common politically with the anarchists and anti-globalism protesters in the streets of this gritty port city, they said the president intuitively understood their rage in a way that few other leaders at the summit could.
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In the 52nd minute of the final, three Russians from the protest-art group Pussy Riot stormed the pitch, clad in police uniforms, bringing the match to a brief halt and reminding us that this spectacle of smiley-faced globalism was hosted by a harsh police state.
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The perception that she is deeply indebted to big finance caused her some trouble during her prolonged primary battle against Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, and while Trump is himself wealthy, he seems more comfortable bashing the globalism-loving elite and shady bankers than Clinton does.
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For example, in a piece published in August titled "The Worldwide Trumpian Majority: Lessons From Brexit, Britain, and the United States," Pinkerton writes: Indeed, we can step back and see that around the world, the dueling forces are globalism, on the one hand, and nationalism, on the other.
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Likely too much was made last week of Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's "globalism" versus White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro's "nationalism" to explain tensions within the Trump administration in the run up to the second round of trade talks with China that took place Friday and Saturday.
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Is this not a perfect storm when combined with a nationalism stoked by Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's globalism and constant apologies for America?
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After a judge ordered him to leave the nest last week, Rotondo became a kind of weird, tragic celebrity, making the rounds on cable news and sitting down for a bizarre interview with Alex Jones, who paid him $3,000 to talk about nose jobs and globalism on InfoWars.
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Opie got the idea for the film in the nineties, but, as often happens with her projects, it took on a new significance for her as she made it, with the election of a President who'd promised to return America to the halcyon days before feminism, globalism, and multiculturalism.
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Bernie Sanders's candidacy was not merely an attempt at a party's nomination, but a challenge to a status quo that has left too many people feeling left out and bewildered, and to the neoliberal globalism and political elitism that has been the mantra of Washington for 40 years.
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"Listening to President Xi step right up and say if the U.S. doesn't want to be the hegemon on trade and globalism, then we're happy to step up…that's a big change in the world economic order and I don't see how we can possibly benefit from that," he warned.
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The global elites—that is the people who run the world's biggest companies, NGOs, and trans-national organisations such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and, of course, the European Union—have routinely emphasised the first of these two principles (elitism, top-down management, globalism and hard metrics).
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" Camus can play the role of "respectable" reactionary because his opposition to multicultural globalism is plausibly high-minded, principally aesthetic, even well-mannered—a far cry from the manifest brutality of the skinheads and the tattooed white nationalists who could put into action the xenophobic ideas expressed in "Le Grand Remplacement.
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The recent Gallup analysis of how economic anxiety translates to support for Mr. Trump suggests that his message resonates with these voters not because they themselves necessarily have lost their livelihood to what he calls the forces of "globalism," but because they see no future for the next generation, their kids.
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In place of nationalism, many have embraced what is today called "globalism" (or "transnationalism"), which is just another name for the aspiration toward a worldwide liberal empire in which individual rights and free markets would be imposed, where necessary, on recalcitrant nations by an international regime run by Americans and Europeans.
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It should be possible to oppose them with a political movement that champions dynamism with cohesion, globalism with solidarity — a movement that supports free trade, open skilled immigration, ethnic diversity and a free American-led world order, but also local community building, state-fostered economic security, moral cohesion and patriotic purpose.
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Where the 28th president traveled here at the dawn of a new era for the United States, intent on building a world based on cooperation and collective action, the 45th president has come determined to disentangle his country from the shackles of globalism that he believes has held it back.
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Comments like those from the president have ignited furious criticism from his hard-line, anti-immigrant supporters who accuse him of caving to demands for cheap foreign labor from corporations, establishment Republicans and big donors while abandoning his election promise to protect his working-class supporters from the effects of globalism.
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The, you know the thing that they -- I think the people who are rallying to him would say -- I mean, some of it is just, I think, grounded in pure racism, and nativism, and all of that, but there also is the fact that the economy; you mentioned globalism, technology... STEWART: Mm-hmm.
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After pissing off alt-righters by calling their appropriated cartoon frog "ugly" and becoming a target of internet harassment, Mitchell blamed the sudden influx of hateful tweets on none other than George Soros—a real human, but more popularly, a shorthand for "globalism" and the "new world order" among the conspiracy theory set.
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" Globalism was an important theme in the final weeks of Mr. Trump's campaign, for example, when he told a rally in Florida in October that his opponent for the presidency, Hillary Clinton, had sat at the heart of a globe-spanning conspiracy with international bankers "to plot the destruction of U.S. sovereignty.
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But the commercial anxieties of the industry—along with an almost plucky, can-do globalism that has a Belgian designer, Raf Simons, holding New York breathless and a wave of Eastern European youngsters jolting Paris with new vitality—mean designers are eager to experiment with the runway show format and production schedules.
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The vote in the U.K. also demonstrates for Democrats the tough sell they have to voters with a candidate at the top of the ticket who is deeply tied to the establishment and has spent much of her career raising money from Wall Street and talking up the benefits of globalism and free trade.
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In Hungary, where the movement has reached a fever pitch, supporters of Prime Minister Viktor Orban are vilifying "foreign-funded" N.G.O.s — especially those succored by George Soros, the liberal American billionaire — and accusing the groups of wanting to flood Europe with Muslim refugees and transform "Christian" nations into multicultural stews of left-wing globalism.
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We are left with hard power in the ascendant – powers at whose summits are men (in every case) who use nationalism and the projection and growth of military force to bolster their popularity, and who saw liberal globalism as having offered a threat to their ruling strategies – but which is now ceasing to do so.
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Moreover, these specific values are critically important to understanding voters beyond the US. Over the past several years, candidates espousing right-wing populist views such as the virtues of nationalism, the perils of globalism, and distaste for immigrants have been flourishing in countries as diverse as Denmark, Germany, France, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Guatemala, and Peru.
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"We got here because we switched from a policy of Americanism -- focusing on what's good for America's middle class -- to a policy of globalism, focusing on how to make money for large corporations who can move wealth and workers to foreign countries, all to the detriment of the American worker and the American economy itself," Trump said.
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Ted LieuTed W. LieuCities are the future: We need to coordinate their international diplomacy George Conway opposes #unfollowTrump movement Puerto Rico resignations spur constitutional crisis MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday during the House Judiciary Committee hearing, where Lieu played a clip of her from December discussing the difference between "nationalism" and "globalism" using Adolf Hitler as an example.
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The New York Times's double standard Lawmakers urge DNC to name Asian American debate moderator Cities are the future: We need to coordinate their international diplomacy MORE (D-Calif.) played, out of context, a partial recording of Owens discussing the differences between nationalism and globalism, in order to paint her as a supporter of Adolf Hitler.
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A great hotel is a theater of dreams, and Julie Satow, a journalist who covers New York real estate, digs deep into the forces that took the Plaza from a living center of aspiring social connection tied to the fortunes of American high society to its present status in an atomized era of pitiless transactional globalism.
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Editorial The decisive election of Emmanuel Macron, a 39-year-old political neophyte committed to the European Union, economic reform and traditional liberalism, as president of France offered powerful relief to everyone who had feared that France could become the next country to succumb to the wave of populism, nationalism and anti-globalism sweeping through Western democracies.
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A day after his secretive chief strategist laid out a hard-edged new definition of conservatism animated by attacks on "the administrative state," globalism and the "corporatist media," Mr. Trump delivered a visceral gut punch of a speech that executed almost all of the tactics that define the forever-war philosophy of the Trump-Bannon West Wing.
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In contrast to the Trump administration's avowed anti-globalism, China will point to its own participation in global efforts to limit climate change, contributions to United Nations peacekeeping forces, support for the World Trade Organization and interest in further expanding world trade — all the while avoiding direct embroilment in any of the world's major trouble spots.
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While we certainly learned that under his control the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance resembled less a multiheaded manufacturing colossus and more a Byzantine empire for the globalism age, with courts on multiple continents and an accounting structure that would have impressed Machiavelli, we also learned that getting arrested in Japan isn&apost like getting arrested in America or Europe.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE on Monday defended the president against allegations that his opposition to globalism has anti-Semitic connotations.
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Having just published a collection of essays this week, called "In Defense of Open Society," he acknowledged that his brand of "globalism" — which he takes to mean an integrated, global economy underpinned by the rule of law — is out of favor amid Mr. Trump's "America First" approach, the trade war, the debate over Brexit and escalating fighting in the Middle East.
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According to Bishop, such a curatorial concept "serves in part as a utopian means to denationalize cultural heritage (rejecting the homogenizing effects of globalism in favor of instigating local-to-local and transnational cultural narratives.)" This approach of coming to terms with one's own past formed unexpected relationships and stimulated a dialogue reaching far beyond a single society or a political event.
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In the Vertical City section, British firm Serie Architects's proposal, Other Histories, adapts the Chinese typology of the pavilion to the high-rise in a clear nod to multicultural globalism, while Mexico City's Tatiana Bilbao Studio presents (Not) Another Tower, which seeks to leverage advances in construction materials and technology to build a skyscraper of "communities" rather than merely inhabitants.
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M.B.: My whole talk was the fact that you could run as Republicans, and say things like we need to shut down immigration, we need to fight affirmative action, we need to end globalism, and you could win these positions, maybe as long as you didn't get outed as a white nationalist and get all the controversy that comes along with it.
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Republican front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's warning against the "false song of globalism" strikes a sharply different note than President Obama did in his recent performance in London.
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Students can keep up with the latest via the Politics section, but a brief overview might include: • Mr. Trump selected his cabinet picks, including the following nominees: Secretary of State — Rex W. Tillerson The former chairman and chief executive of Exxon Mobil would oversee a department that has centered on alliance building and globalism, which Mr. Trump has said he would dismantle.
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Conservatives inside and outside Treasury say the new secretary, former Goldman Sachs banker, movie producer and Democratic donor Steven Mnuchin, is assembling a team that is too liberal and too detached from the core of Trump's "Make America Great Again" platform of ripping up trade deals, gutting the Dodd-Frank banking rules and generally rejecting "globalism" in all its forms.
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The 1873 financial crisis and resulting depression, for example, shifted politics across Europe and North America: In Vienna, as the Princeton scholar Carl Schorske has written, nationalists with "aristocratic pretensions" seized political control, and intellectuals enthused over the medieval romanticism of Richard Wagner's operas; in the United States, 1890s populists attacked the banking industry, globalism, and immigrants—and glorified yeoman farmers, pioneers, and the American Revolution.
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My own hope was twofold: first, that the Met would seize the chance to deepen, complicate and correct the stories of historical art that it now paints with a broad, imprecise brush; and second, that it would integrate old art and new to demonstrate the centuries-spanning reality of globalism in a way that other museums in globalist New York are unable to do.
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The Philippines of "Insurrecto" is wild and lush, beset by cruelty, boisterous in its embrace of the tacky relics of late-20th-century globalism — a place where Elvis ballads seem to "spring from the bamboo groves"; where the news is full of bodies "piling up at the garbage dumps, in the slums, near schoolyards"; where karaoke singers, possessed by a "maniacal insomnia," wail drunkenly into the night.
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Now there is "an electoral insurrection" against globalism, in both Europe and the United States, and unhappiness with "a European system that wishes to continue endlessly, that does not listen, that does not wish to correct anything, that takes no vote into consideration, and if there is a referendum that does not give the desired result, there is a new one presented," Mr. Védrine said.
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" He reminded the audience of his battles against "amnesty" and globalism; of how, despite having supported the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, he agrees with Trump that foreign entanglements must be more carefully scrutinized; and of his prowess as a culture warrior: "Y'all know one of the biggest things in America today is whether or not that people actually believe there is a truth and a right and wrong.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday delivered a defiant rebuke of "globalism" at the United Nations, drawing silent stares and even laughter as he boasted of his accomplishments in office.
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Washington must be careful not to squander its brand with short-term choices about costs of its role in places such as Syria — choices that will have long-term ramifications when countries turn to Russia or China, rather than the U.S. More than a century ago, the U.S. also eschewed international commitments in favor of isolationism; the business of America is business, not globalism, said its presidents in the 1920s.
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Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE warned against "the false song of globalism" in a major foreign policy address on Wednesday in an escalation of his rhetoric rejecting the current framework of international coalitions.
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Whether that's Elliot Alderson on Mr. Robot blaming faceless globalism for his sense of powerlessness, or BoJack Horseman looking for any scapegoat he can find instead of confronting the roots of his depression, or Chiron from Moonlight repressing his feelings for the person he wants to be with because of the prejudices surrounding him — 2016 has been rife with characters struggling to be themselves in the face of pressures big and small.
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In a 1984 essay, later expanded into the book Postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism, Jameson synthesized the work of scholars from many fields—philosopher Jean-Francois Lyotard, economist Ernest Mandel, architect Robert Venturi, filmmaker Guy Debord, sociologist Jean Baudrillard—in arguing that the triumph of economic globalism, which he dates to the early 1970s, inaugurated a new cultural era marked by the triumph of populist images over the strenuous elite art that had characterized modernism.
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Trump's second-ever address to the international body served to reaffirm to a domestic political audience, just as much as to the world, Trump's continued commitment to the policies and convictions that he has unleashed on the world in the year since he last addressed the UN. The President defended his hardline position on Iran and his trade war with China, touted his diplomatic engagement with North Korea and reaffirmed his rejection of globalism and the prominence of international institutions.
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At the same time, Trump represents things that are no longer championed by the mainstream of either party: a political class not controlled by lobbyists and special interests, an executive who makes deals instead of being so ideologically entrenched that he'll toss the Constitution and its checks and balances in the dumpster just to get his way, and most importantly, Trump isn't sold out to a brand of open borders, free trade and foreign intervention globalism that makes corporations, politicians and foreign governments richer at the expense of American middle-class workers.
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It was the year globalism blew its cover, and we began to understand that removing borders to the movement of people, goods and trade translates into a "free-kill zone" for big banks, unregulated hunting grounds for corporations in search of zero-cost labor, the dislocation of populations who require more money to stay alive than they can send back up to the top, and, finally, the elimination of any identity except "consumer" for the citizens of not just France or the UK but the United States as well.
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John Kasich (R) criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over his rebuke of "globalism" during remarks at the United Nations, while taking a cue from Trump's 2016 Democratic opponent, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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For all the hype, fear and loathing of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE going head-to-head with the very embodiment of the "globalism" he disdains, Trump's much-anticipated speech to the U.N. General Assembly, despite some rhetorical excesses and his distinct, if jarring, "America First" approach to the world, was not quite the disaster his critics expected.
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