By the 1920s, the term "America first" had already gone from isolationism and protectionism to proud internationalism and back to isolationism again.
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Killmonger shows an inherent flaw in Wakandan isolationism: the idea that isolationism is possible in a world shaped by systemic hierarchy and injustice.
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" She added that she would try to send a signal to Trump against isolationism, saying, "Whoever believes that the world's problems can be solved by isolationism and protectionism is making an enormous error.
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It is a mixture of isolationism, economic protectionism, and assertiveness.
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Business leaders are warning isolationism will be bad for business.
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Such extreme isolationism, however, is completely divorced from economic realities.
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Where do we draw that line between overreach and isolationism?
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Trump's isolationism seems born out of a kind of nativism.
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Eritrea lost its biggest trading partner and retreated into isolationism.
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Yet those credentials had not spared him accusations of isolationism.
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Especially those that favor isolationism, and at some level, disengagement.
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Also, it smacks of isolationism, which I am uncomfortable with.
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Will isolationism and a hatred of otherness rule the roost?
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The idea that this is some kind of "isolationism" is laughable.
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And then there is the risk factor of isolationism and xenophobia.
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The end of any culture lies in self-obsession and isolationism.
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" The Intercept likewise described Trump's foreign policy as "know-nothing isolationism.
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He prefers bilateral dealmaking to alliances and isolationism to global activism.
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But U.S. isolationism on the global stage could hasten that decline.
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American isolationism is an oxymoron because America is a universal idea.
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"This is not about a return to isolationism," Mr. Bannon said.
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Yet today's crisis shows isolationism escalates, rather than reduces, foreign threats.
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Is Mr. Trump's "America First" isolationism in our nation's best interests?
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Creativity is an antidote to isolationism, paranoia, misunderstanding, and violent intolerance.
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Paul and others into isolationism, then others will fill that void.
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As a collection, Geisel's war cartoons target isolationism, anti-Semitism, and racism.
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He represents concepts like protectionism and isolationism, but also elitism and bellicosity.
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Fortunately, dalliances with anti-establishment, populist isolationism tend to be short-lived.
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Grieving loss of privilege is as ineffectual as dreaming of American isolationism.
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He also said "Cold War mentality" and isolationism would "hit brick walls".
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Isolationism is a weak strategy that will harm Americans and America's allies.
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They wanted to return the country to free-market purity and isolationism.
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Many American mayors and governors have rejected Trump's isolationism on the issue.
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Commentators retailed an ominous origins narrative involving bigoted isolationism and proto-fascism.
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Isolationism has never made the world safer when America engages in it.
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Its largely internationalist positioning was in contrast to the isolationism of Republicans.
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Isolationism personally and politically only serves to compound our sense of loneliness.
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After 9/11, paleocon isolationism became anathema among conservative intellectuals and politicians.
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He swings from isolationism to military adventurism within the space of one sentence.
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But they are even more worried about Mr Trump's unpredictability and possible isolationism.
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Trump doubled down in his convention speech, filled with retrenchment protectionism and isolationism.
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But he said isolationism is not the solution to heading off that threat.
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What's clear is that the central theme of Trump's foreign policy is isolationism.
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In the United States, increasing trade isolationism represents a substantial threat to growth.
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With Trump's protectionism and isolationism dulled, what remains of his "America First" agenda?
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A second thread that has been gathered up by Mr Trump is isolationism.
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Trump's signature issues are social issues — immigration, guns, isolationism, protectionism, abortion, climate change.
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The binary choice between endless wars and neo-isolationism is a false dichotomy.
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The traumatic experience of World War I made Americans choose isolationism and protectionism.
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Instead isolationism, prejudice, economic crisis, and national security fears shaped America's timid response.
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The key question now is whether America's nascent isolationism will translate into policy.
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"We want to be left alone; he speaks to our isolationism," Babcox said.
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The NSS states that "America First" does not mean "America alone" or isolationism.
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Jewish isolationism has already come around to a kind of Christmas-like celebration.
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This isolationism created a very specific but ultimately rich context for Russian conceptualism.
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The nativism, the nationalism, the isolationism — this plays perfectly to the anxieties you're describing.
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The trouble is that Mr Trump has cornered the market in protectionism and isolationism.
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There is a cold logic to isolationism, concedes Ms Mastro, though she opposes it.
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In isolationism, I don't see Trump supporting a weak dollar or a weaker dollar.
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The greatest threat may be a fog of isolationism settling on the British Isles.
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What is more, his supporters love this message of chin-jutting, heavily armed isolationism.
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There could be no more isolationism, no more tired resignation -- no more 'America First.
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He argued a big misunderstanding of America First is that it means American isolationism.
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If the United States turned toward isolationism, the Japanese prime minister would be emboldened.
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Bolton's relentless advocacy of regime change contradicts the isolationism Trump touted during the campaign.
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The future president favored extreme isolationism, seeing no benefit to American help in Africa.
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The pejorative sobriquets of "protectionism" and "isolationism" linked to America First are utter nonsense.
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Bill Gates is concerned about what he sees as increasing U.S. isolationism reports Axios.
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His foreign policy echoes the era of isolationism that began almost a century ago.
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For them, of course, this isn't about border security; it's about nationalism and isolationism.
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"Protectionism, isolationism impedes innovation and in the long-run this is disadvantageous for everybody especially for those who count on isolationism even if they use different terminology for this," Merkel added, according an official translation into English of her remarks made in German.
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A half-century of socialism, military coups, and isolationism will do that to a country.
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Go deeper: Trump's Mexico tariffs mark a declaration of isolationism not seen since the 1940s
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"Isolationism cannot bring prosperity to a society," Pena Nieto said after bilateral talks with Obama.
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Trump said he did not believe in isolationism but that trade policy should be fairer.
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Overall, the tour was an emphatic rejection of isolationism, and a reassertion of American leadership.
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But the end result of Trump's isolationism could be quite different than what he envisions.
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Lindbergh eventually acted as spokesman for the America First Committee, promoting xenophobia and his isolationism.
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Instead it would be "common sense triumphing over isolationism", "tolerance overcoming hate", and so on.
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This leads her to champion a middle ground between Wakanda's traditional isolationism and Killmongerian imperialism.
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First, there are the realist calculations that led to Wakandan isolationism in the first place.
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Presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to Obama have struck their own balances between imperialism and isolationism.
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The press began to link his extreme isolationism with sympathies for the fascist regimes overseas.
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We could embrace reactive politics, elect authoritarian leaders, build walls, and promote isolationism and racism.
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The answer lies in ditching both globalism and isolationism in favor of an authentic internationalism.
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"There's this isolationism, nationalism that's creeping into governments all across the developed world," said Ford.
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The United States shows a new affinity for isolationism and new distance from our allies.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about a "worrying trend" against globalization and towards isolationism.
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The forces of freedom, openness and global community against the forces of authoritarianism, isolationism and nationalism.
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Many paleocons made an exception to their isolationism for the unique evil of the Soviet Union.
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Lindbergh fell from grace almost immediately; the media, even newspapers that supported isolationism, turned on him.
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The forces of freedom, openness and global community, against the forces of authoritarianism, isolationism, and nationalism.
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Yet Mr Pence also strains to present Trump's America as a benevolent superpower, untempted by isolationism.
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He's unsettlingly comfortable with high-ranking Nazis, but his platform is a reasonably sympathetic pacifist isolationism.
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The mutual recrimination society into which American politics has descended only abandons the field to isolationism.
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"America first" must not mean isolationism, but should include reviving the alliances among our global friends.
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Essentially, the extreme right—many of which state isolationism and nationalism as key ideologies—has globalized.
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Isolationism, suspicion, and distrust of our neighbors are the guiding principles of our modern world order.
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His election caused foreign-policy mandarins to panic over "isolationism" and scramble to save American power.
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Back then, "America First" sounded like old-fashioned isolationism, or maybe even some sort of mercantilism.
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Will he draw on his experience as a missionary in France to resist isolationism and xenophobia?
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" He added: "My personal belief is that isolationism doesn't make sense in this highly interconnected world.
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This is different from isolationism, which argues that the United States should withdraw from the world.
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After the horrors of trench warfare in World War I, many Republicans found refuge in isolationism.
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Here you'll find writers supportive of military isolationism, and skeptical of unfettered free trade and immigration.
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Now that he is in power, the rationale against isolationism needs to be made even sharper.
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A year ago they were saying it was 1930s-style America First isolationism all over again.
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"It's a nasty law, pandering to the very worst of Quebecois isolationism," James I. Hymas wrote.
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Gene thinks the concept of isolationism in music is absurd, because it's what binds people together.
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If appointed, he would attempt to steer Mr Trump away from isolationism and deals with Vladimir Putin.
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An ugly isolationism is taking hold in England and seems likely to impoverish Britain as a whole.
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Nonetheless, the risks of a Trump presidency—protectionism, geopolitical turmoil, American isolationism—weigh heavy on British interests.
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The practical arguments in favor of Brexit have been buried beneath the dire economic repercussions of isolationism.
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To start trade wars with both of them is a declaration of isolationism not seen since 1945.
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The New York Times referred to the letter as a "public stand against isolationism," and they're right.
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He wants to put America first by building great walls and by retreating into protectionism and isolationism.
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Trump's isolationism will soon face a critical test with congressional support for engagement and humanitarianism with Nigeria.
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He fears the smouldering forces of nativism, populism and isolationism could be ignited across Europe by Brexit.
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"We can choose isolationism, withdrawal and nationalism," Macron said in the well of the House of Representatives.
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"ISIS would be dancing in the street at the weakness and isolationism of Donald Trump," Cruz said.
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French lectures about "isolationism" and "nationalism" are likely to be dismissed by the rest of the world.
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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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"We will not go back to discrimination, segregation, sexism, isolationism, racism or the KKK," Mr. Cuomo replied.
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One could argue that deep currents of isolationism have run throughout nations over the history of mankind.
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The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and U.S. entry into World War II placed isolationism in disrepute.
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This is not putting America first, this is putting America on a path of regression and isolationism.
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This is why tyrants exploit isolationism and polarization in democratic nations like the United States, Canada and France.
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On the left, it requires a move away from isolationism and a rediscovering of historic principles of internationalism.
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His skeptical stance on the war opened him to accusations of isolationism, a damaging epithet in the 1940s.
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"Anyone who thinks the world's problems can be solved with isolationism and protectionism is simply delusional," she said.
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At its core, Mr Trump's pitch is simplistic, chin-jutting, isolationism with a strong dose of wishful thinking.
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" Trump's isolationism, and the United Kingdom's impending exit from the European Union, is proving Merkel's words true. "U.
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Britain's partners would be sensitive to signs of more isolationism, says Malcolm Chalmers of RUSI, a think-tank.
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I think the biggest threat to world order is American isolationism and the rise of the strong men.
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Vote for the Libertarian candidate, Gary Johnson, an outlier who once ran a marijuana business and embraces isolationism?
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"It reinforces my top policy difference with him, which is his relative isolationism" on foreign affairs, he said.
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Alarmed by the strident isolationism of the leading presidential candidates, they reached out to Willkie as an alternative.
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For example, there's Nakia, who wishes Wakanda would leave behind its isolationism in order to help other countries.
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But then he seemed to tacitly refer to Trump when he spoke against nationalism, against fearmongering, against isolationism.
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Many thought that Trump would embrace isolationism, repudiate American allies and cozy up to Russian strongman Vladimir Putin.
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His speech comes after a week of warnings by European leaders on the dangers of nationalism, isolationism and protectionism.
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"We see new calls for isolationism, for xenophobia," Obama told young people at a "town hall" event in London.
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My U.S. dollar view is torn between what appears to be two divergent Trump policies, isolationism and lower taxes.
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In a final chapter, Rice describes "the rise of populism, nativism, and a tinge of isolationism" around the world.
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Donald Trump's campaign is a direct assault on Ryan's professed love of the American idea and fear of isolationism.
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For populists, there was certainly enough red meat about economic isolationism and preserving social programs to make him appealing.
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However, Rice said that "nothing challenges this system like the rise of populism, nationalism, protectionism and isolationism," she said.
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To vanquish fascism in World War II, the United States overcame the political currents of xenophobia, isolationism, and appeasement.
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The Japanese raid jolted Americans out of the isolationism that had characterized their country's foreign policy for two decades.
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The party's embrace of outright isolationism culminated in opposition to aiding Britain once World War II began in 1939.
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Those who cling to the sanctions are stuck in the old Zimbabwe — the Zimbabwe of poverty and international isolationism.
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Withdrawal from Syria, along with partial withdrawal from Afghanistan, is consonant with the quasi-isolationism he's preached for decades.
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And just as in the 1920s, isolationism joins anti-immigration sentiment and protectionism as a pillar of America Firstism.
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He was an outspoken crusader for Roosevelt's crucial and embattled Lend-Lease policy in the face of Midwestern isolationism.
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He said it is not a matter of isolationism but of regaining control of the nation's quality of life.
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Our isolationism may appeal to Trump's die-hard nativist base, but it comes at the cost of American strength.
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Due South is an international artistic exchange focused on Sicily, encouraging global dialogue in a moment of heightened isolationism.
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Matsuda's neatest trick isn't the plot or the UI, but how he renders the desperate isolationism this world inevitably begets.
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In a long letter on his Facebook page Thursday, Zuckerberg lamented the rise of isolationism and the backlash against globalization.
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It would symbolize not just the fear and racism plaguing large parts of America, but also our drift towards isolationism.
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"It's not just isolationism," Reich said of President Trump's approach to trade (and, seemingly, his approach to all of politics).
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The two frontrunners are incumbent president and moderate Hassan Rouhani, and Ebrahim Raisi, a hard-line conservative who favors isolationism.
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Trump has been accused of economic isolationism by critics who see his most radical comments as being altogether anti-trade.
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There are other forces however saying let's move towards isolationism, let's move towards ultra nationalism, let's move towards building walls.
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Alt-right Secondly, the "alt-right" movement, viewed as anti-intervention and anti-multiculturalism, embraced candidate Trump's populist isolationism message.
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American isolationism, were Donald Trump to be elected president, could wreck NATO; Hillary Clinton would like Europeans to do more.
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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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If these reports are correct, Donald Trump will have unilaterally pushed the United States into a new age of isolationism.
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Her speech took a more tempered view of Russia, indicating that she was moving in the direction of Trump's isolationism.
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None of that means Washington would step away or leave NATO, pull out all its forces, or move towards isolationism.
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The selective rosy memories of a time when isolationism was a viable foreign policy are just that, memories, not reality.
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Following World War Two, Albania suffered from a debilitating communist revolution and devastating isolationism under the Stalinist dictator Enver Hoxja.
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" In apparent criticism of the current administration, he warned against isolationism "for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism.
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On foreign policy, both Mr. Trump's campaign and Bernie Sanders's Democratic primary bid highlighted a renewed American proclivity toward isolationism.
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It is also important for Europe that Mr. Macron demonstrate that popular discontent need not descend into populism and isolationism.
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It partly reflects geography: Both are separated from much of the world by water, allowing them to experiment with isolationism.
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And yet, this story speaks more powerfully of the danger of isolationism than any political poll or newspaper I've read.
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This, in turn, motivates even more withdrawal, more isolationism and apocalyptic fantasy — and more desperately concocted technologies and business plans.
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But isolationism violates America's need to project power — a need that begins with our river system's meeting the Greater Caribbean.
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" He also warned that "giving in to the fascination for withdrawal, isolationism, violence, and domination would be a grave error.
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That purist isolationism will be the first of Five Star's principles to be sacrificed if they want to hold power.
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A week earlier Angela Merkel had lambasted the isolationism and protectionism of Donald Trump's America in a speech to the Bundestag.
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Stephens wrote an entire book called America in Retreat, attacking Obama for bringing on a "new isolationism" in American foreign policy.
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Iger also cautioned against isolationism, in the wake of Trump's executive order restricting travel for people from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Far from marking a break with President Obama's inclination to isolationism, Gulf rulers fear that President Trump could increase the distance.
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I chanced one final question, hoping he'd open up and reveal something about the loneliness that accompanies geographical and spiritual isolationism.
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Republican leaders got elected with their support, and they then ignored them on issues like trade, immigration, entitlement spending and isolationism.
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And that the "America First" approach is a retreat into isolationism -- and a rejection of multilateral efforts to solving global problems.
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Candidate Trump vowed to turn the clock back to the petty, disastrous isolationism of the America First movement of the 1930s.
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As much as his neo-isolationism frightens our allies, it is Mr. Trump's anti-establishment stance that most threatens international security.
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When it comes to international relations, Trump and Amlo verge on isolationism and show a disturbing inclination to support undemocratic power.
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" But in the new book, George W. Bush said his concerns about Trump's candidacy included the country's growing "nativism" and "isolationism.
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With a tilt in a riff, a song easily leaps from a feeling of devastating heaviness into atmospheric moods of isolationism.
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Some of the groups will grudgingly do business with one another, but for the most part, Arden is isolationism run amok.
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His speech on Friday will follow a week of warnings by European leaders on the dangers of nationalism, isolationism, and protectionism.
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Opening the WEF annual meeting Tuesday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said protectionism and isolationism were negative for the global economy.
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He came, too, with a sermon praising a shared European culture, a speech that decried ignorance and isolationism, nationalism and fanaticism.
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In a thinly veiled attack on Mr Trump, she delivered a speech on June 29th condemning the forces of protectionism and isolationism.
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"Anybody who believes the problems of the world can be solved with isolationism and protectionism is making a big mistake," Merkel said.
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And just as in the 1930s, its isolationism does not prevent it from being involved in the global populist, anti-establishment trend.
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"Brexit, U.S. elections and the upcoming Italian referendum are all part of the same underlying force – a shift towards isolationism," he said.
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Vandehei should know something about those traditions—New Deal social liberalism, white nativism, Lindberghian isolationism, along with newly embattled movement conservative fusionism.
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It will argue, however, that the temptation of isolationism should be resisted and that most Europeans recognise that protectionism does not protect.
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" She also warned against isolationism saying, "if your neighbour's house is on fire you are not safe if you lock your doors.
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He preaches isolationism where the Federation wants to expand and include all; he rejects peace and sees solutions only in military strength.
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But after Uzbekistan's dictator of almost 30 years died in 2016, his successor, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, abandoned prickly isolationism in favour of engagement.
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British multiculturalism is reported to have 'failed', but a moment of isolationism can't undo the good achieved through years of looking outwards.
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Macron's focus: Trade wars, isolationism, the potential collapse of the Iran nuclear deal, and Trump's decision to exit the Paris climate accord.
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"There's a real concern that this isolationism, this 'America first' rhetoric could lead to a decline in international travel," Mr. Dixon said.
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Wood's position was in step with the isolationism of the 1930s, when abstract art was viewed by many as a Communist plot.
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And it led, eventually, to the election of Donald Trump, whose campaign tapped into this weariness and promoted an America-first isolationism.
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And the series tackles some pretty heavy topics, like colonialism, genocide and isolationism, while aiming to maintain the buoyancy of its inspiration.
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Last week, W chided Trump's policies of "isolationism, nativism, and protectionism" — also without naming the nominee — at an Ohio fundraiser for Sen.
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Mr. Trump came into office with a completely unconventional foreign policy that combined an instinctive isolationism with theatrical attempts at deal-making.
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Isolationism is a national policy of separating your country from dependence on others, and I believe it has been overplayed of late.
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Isolationism is not a viable solution but a realistic outlook about foreign intentions is consistent with preserving a U.S. company's bottom line.
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" Jamil Dakwar, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Human Rights Program, said Trump's "misguided policy of isolationism only harms American interests.
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The accusations of "isolationism" and "unilateralism" are actually aimed not at sheer indifference to various world events, but at self-interested indifference.
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Under the foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, the country has attributed far greater importance to universal values than to traditional introversion and isolationism.
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After meeting Merkel in Washington last week, Trump said he did not believe in isolationism but that trade policy must be more fair.
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And in terms of foreign policy, there's a kind of America-first isolationism coupled with what I guess you could describe as Islamophobia.
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The United States continues to expand its policy of isolationism at a time when international cooperation in health could not be more important.
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The Democrats, meanwhile, had wide disagreements on prohibition, nativism, isolationism and the rise of urban centers and the decline of the rural areas.
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Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said on Thursday that angst drove people toward isolationism and that politicians must dissuade them from this course.
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Although this strand of the GOP might more accurately be called hard-right nationalism, on many issues its instincts are similar to isolationism.
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Mr. Trump's foreign-policy stance operates on two levels: America First isolationism in content, slotted within an ardent anti-establishment, anti-expert frame.
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The same dangerous impulses are visible, too, in American politics, but the challenges of globalization cannot be met by isolationism or shutting borders.
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Is it the neoconservatism of George W. Bush, the realism of Richard Nixon, or the America first isolationism that Trump seems to preach?
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" Isolationism: "We can choose isolation, withdrawal, and nationalism … But closing the door to the world will not stop the evolution of the world.
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Nevada's on the gold standard, with a flat taxation rate of 10 percent, no social safety net, and a strict policy of isolationism.
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Even the recent resurgence of isolationism and protectionism is more about fear of "flux" and global "interdependence" than a disavowal of these trends.
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His trade and alliance policies are built on the theme that America must be first; isolationism is an acceptable price to accomplish this.
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Because if you're going to recommend inclusivity as an answer to isolationism, finish the thought: It doesn't just apply to different cultural groups.
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But America's longstanding tradition of isolationism meant that in 1917 US forces needed a lot of support from overseas allies to fight effectively.
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He's happily seized on an expression that once stood for isolationism and xenophobia and turned it into one of his many vague, ebullient catchphrases.
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Their pursuit of a wide range of knowledge is a way of fighting the isolationism and aggressive obscurantism imposed by both state and church.
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Mr Trump's defenders cast Mrs Clinton as a hawk, and the Republican as a leader of America First isolationism or even interest-based realpolitik.
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It might sound far-fetched in an era of trade wars and isolationism to think that anything can be done for the common good.
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Most "experts" mistake his approach as a revival of nationalism or isolationism, but in reality, Trump represents a new pro-American internationalism, without apology.
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ZUCKERBERG'S HARVARD SPEECH: Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg challenged the graduating class of Harvard University to fight against isolationism and nationalism on Thursday.
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As many people as are preaching isolationism and xenophobia, there are an equal number, if not more, holding on to their convictions of acceptance.
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With unemployment hovering around 10 percent — up from 7.6 percent in 2013, when the last parliamentary elections were held — business executives especially fear isolationism.
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Bogged down in Afghanistan after an 85033-year war with nothing to show for its efforts, the siren call of isolationism has sounded strongly.
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These raids led to isolationism, which in turn led to a vastly diverse cuisine even within Puglia, says Rome-based food journalist Katie Parla.
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At the same time, the United States, the largest donor to the AIDS response, is in the midst of a political swing towards isolationism.
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He was one of the Senate's most ardent hawks, and Trump was dissing foreign military interventions, damning NATO, pimping for Putin and peddling isolationism.
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Black Panther undermines Killmonger's anger at Wakanda for electing isolationism instead of helping black people around the world by having him frequently murder women.
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Some of these moves are consistent with Mr. Trump's isolationism and pronounced yen for authoritarians, and perhaps also with his demonstrated ignorance of history.
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The three pillars of the ideology — isolationism, protectionism and restricting immigration — were gaining popularity before Donald Trump became president and may outlast his tenure.
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Over all, in its accounting of the global carnage, this book amounts to an ode in praise of deterrence and against appeasement and isolationism.
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Better a G.O.P. program based on low taxes, less government regulation and muscular international engagement than hatred of immigrants, opposition to trade and isolationism.
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Americans have survived numerous bouts of isolationism in their country's history, he said, adding that people forget the "cyclical" nature of life and government.
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This is the other thing about engagement, you know, all the liberals and all the guys on Morning Joe every day talk about isolationism.
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This was not done in service to the president or the country, but to Steve Bannon and his fanatical commitment to isolationism and protectionism.
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These actions were not any kind of "false isolationism" or "secret" preparations for a war that he felt might soon involve the United States.
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But in all seriousness, I think -- I think people are moving away from isolationism to a certain extent and to a new era of engagement.
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Isolationism had taken hold, and when the war in Europe began, some Americans viewed it, as one union official said, as being "between two thieves".
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May rubber-stamped her globalist agenda to CNBC Thursday, underlining that the country will not give in to protectionism and isolationism.
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Zuckerberg also seemed to have put Facebook in opposition to growing nationalist sentiments around the world that are pushing for a new era of isolationism.
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In a more serious vein, Mr. Sasae said he was disappointed by the isolationism expressed by some presidential candidates, another clear reference to Mr. Trump.
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Should it win its first World Cup since 1966 on Sunday, the parties may well last until the twinges of trade isolationism hit next spring.
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I hope this is the start of an international rebellion against the hateful rhetoric and bigoted isolationism spewing daily from the mouth of the Donald.
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Though Kerry did not mention Trump by name, his speech focused on the political rhetoric being used in the U.S. and the pitfalls of isolationism.
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Given the country's long history of isolationism, many doubted Americans' willingness to support an open-ended conflict with no definitive outcome in the foreseeable future.
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A raft of right-wing politicians has capitalized on the same dissatisfaction, but has used it in a different way to stoke nationalism and isolationism.
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Willkie rescued his new party from isolationism; Trump, seventy-six years later, converted its foreign policy into a supine, Russophilic reincarnation of America First doctrine.
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On Sunday, Trump showed once again that this race is and has always been about his ego, and about sexism, racism, isolationism, fear and anger.
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Two days before the inauguration of Donald Trump who has promised to be a U.S. president putting "America first", Xi urged countries to resist isolationism.
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Or will she underscore the values of cross-border relationships in the face of British isolationism, and work with some names from the United States?
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They detected isolationism in everything from his inaugural address to his withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which even Hillary Clinton had pledged to abandon.
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Echoing the populist views of President Andrew Jackson — a strange mix of unilateralism and isolationism — the Jacksonian school of thought is part of American history.
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With countries veering closer to isolationism and raising the likelihood of new barriers, where can one go to move money between borders with little oversight?
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Howe and Strauss describe this period as one of isolationism, one of infrastructure building and of strong, centralized government power, and a reimagination of the economy.
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Moscow will do all it can do to feed this mood, undermine institutions such as the European Union and NATO, and promote isolationism among western publics.
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Never. Does that mean a wave of isolationism has infected Washington and we won't honor our treaty commitments or push back against Moscow in another crisis?
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Anindya Bakrie, chief executive of media company PT Bakrie Global Ventura, part of Indonesia's Bakrie conglomerate, said Modi's remarks were a welcome contrast to U.S. isolationism.
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Ted Cruz, for instance, has accused Trump of wanting to pull out of NATO and says his policies are tantamount to a dangerous form of isolationism.
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Vigilance is needed as world economic growth still lacks momentum, and trade protectionism, isolationism and populism have surged, he told a group of foreign chief executives.
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Even short of that, like the Brexit vote, it marks an alarming step away from a liberal, open economic order towards more isolationism and less prosperity.
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Lamentably, none of Mr Trump's and Mr Bannon's main solutions, an "America First" mix of border controls, protectionism and isolationism, provide a convincing answer to it.
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At a time when the country can neither afford to retreat into isolationism, nor bomb away its problems, we need new means of advancing our interests.
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"The GOP, in putting Trump at the top of the ticket, is endorsing a brand of populism rooted in ignorance, prejudice, fear and isolationism," Paulson wrote.
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And yet Trump's promise of an "America First" policy increasingly looks like "America Only" — a troubling turn away from constructive global engagement into dangerous, radical isolationism.
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As the dark clouds of protectionism, isolationism, and nativism cast a populist pall over the United States and Europe, free trade finds itself at a crossroads.
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Japan, for its part, now has an incentive to overcome its own isolationism, rooted in its defeat in World War II, and become a regional power.
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Putin's troubles are hardly limited to the U.S. Trump's election and Brexit were supposed to herald a new era of nationalism and isolationism in the West.
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Today, millions of people who feel left behind by the forces of globalization have become easy prey to the siren songs of isolationism, xenophobia and racism.
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Its founders understood that the American withdrawal into isolationism after the First World War had created a power vacuum into which the forces of fascism moved.
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Isolationism fits neatly with the origins of the coronavirus, which emerged on the other side of the globe and spread rapidly because of international air traffic.
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More likely, she suggests, they're tied to what she calls the "isolationism and interpersonal breakdown," experienced by Generation X, but certainly not limited to that generation.
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Check. The writers also delve into the dangers of isolationism (the princesses, at least before they meet She-Ra) and prejudice (against tech geeks and others).
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Xenophobia, isolationism, a fear of destructive infiltrators and an aversion to more war all conspired to keep refugee quotas low, when they were filled at all.
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Soros has long opposed the autocratic regimes of Eastern Europe and American conservative politics, well before the two converged around Islamophobia and isolationism in recent years.
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"Albright worries that Trump's isolationism, protectionism and fondness for dictators are eroding America's ability to lead and help solve international challenges," our reviewer, Sheri Berman, writes.
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It's no surprise that this play about disillusionment, with its message of hope wrapped in warnings about nationalism and isolationism, was a choice for this season.
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Asked to characterize his own foreign policy worldview, Ryan placed himself between his party's hawkish neoconservative wing — which emphasizes human rights and democracy abroad — and isolationism.
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The key, Mr. Blair said, is "accepting globalization as a fact, accepting its benefits but preparing people for its consequences," rather than embracing protectionism or isolationism.
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He wants Muslims banned from the country; a wall built around our southern border, global deals ripped up and renegotiated; America made 'great again' through isolationism.
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Trump's effort to withdraw the United States from the world stage isn't new, and climate change is only the most recent victim of America's New Isolationism.
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Speaking days before Trump assumed the presidency, Xi also urged countries to resist isolationism, signaling Beijing's desire to play a bigger role on the global stage.
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Listing global irritants like mass migration, terrorism, climate change, Biden said those factors are leading to leaders "peddling xenophobia, nationalism, and isolationism," including in the United States.
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But then the true nature of the Trump presidency emerges -- forged on isolationism, on ending wars about places that his base does not understand or care for.
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In fact, it seems to represent a relatively consistent worldview: not realism or isolationism but old-fashioned militarism, the pursuit of national prestige by exhibitions of might.
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But the answers to more general questions about globalisation do not come close to suggesting that most Americans have turned towards economic isolationism—if anything, the reverse.
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DONALD Trump has been compared with many past politicians—Richard Nixon for his suspicion of the press and Warren Harding for his isolationism are two obvious examples.
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His response wasn't altogether convincing, however, when it came to fears about the isolationism that has peppered the president's rhetoric in a pseudo-populist torrent of garbage.
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It's unclear what Bannon's ideology truly is, though it's clearly some bizarro blend of economic nationalism, white nationalism, populism, isolationism, and Leninism (again: his words, not ours).
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Isolationism and an "America First" ideology is what Trump campaigned on, and so it's not surprising that the United States has pursued these policies of self-ostracization.
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It is not correct to call this isolationism, since Mr Trump has also proposed some foreign adventures, including the occupation of Iraq and seizure of its oilfields.
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Republican Senator John McCain condemned rising nationalism and isolationism in the U.S. that has gone hand in hand with Donald Trump's presidency during an awards ceremony Monday.
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"Captain America: Civil War" aims for themes particularly relevant during the election season, like the powers of superrich businessmen and the balance of isolationism and collaborative engagement.
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The Asheville Citizen wrote that he was a "cowboy, roustabout, adventurer, clown, bon vivant, U.S. Senator," but also noted that his isolationism had ruined his political career.
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The potential of initiating such dialogue in a society reeling from isolationism is also reason enough for many artists to want their work screened in the country.
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In foreign policy, they championed isolationism and, when they did want the United States to intervene around the world, they called on American leaders to act unilaterally.
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He has also condemned the President in November for saying he believed Putin on US election meddling and warned against US isolationism in a speech in October.
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If Democrats continue to turn inward, overlooking the weakening international liberal order, their failure will only feed what has become a vicious cycle of isolationism and insecurity.
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Most of all, those young potential FSOs struggle to be inspired by an America that has grown more isolated and petulant under three years of New Isolationism.
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Chinese state media has warned Trump against isolationism and interventionism, calling instead for the United States to actively work with China to maintain the international status quo.
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"Although some are saying that the time of isolationism and disintegration is coming again, we are demonstrating that this is not the case," European Council President Tusk said.
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As these new figures from the Allen Institute show, the development of cutting-edge AI is now very much a global affair, and isolationism will not help anyone.
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How can Estonia, a country with fewer people than Philadelphia and located seven time zones away, possibly help stem the international tide of populism, isolationism and wall-building?
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Business Insider columnist Josh Barro argues that pulling out of the Paris agreement is "performative isolationism," a way for Trump to claim an accomplishment despite his halted agenda.
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Mr. Trump's opposition to trade deals is one element of a broader isolationism that can be discerned through the haze of his recent "America First" foreign policy address.
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McKinley won the presidency in 1896 on a platform of nationalism, protectionism and (qualified) isolationism, and his party held the presidency for all but eight years until 1932.
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As an economist and a concerned citizen, here are four things I'm looking for in a candidate's platform: Economic isolationism has been a hallmark of the Trump administration.
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Trump's "America First" isolationism is fast weakening and isolating the United States, undermining the stability of long-standing alliances, and allowing dictatorships to thrive unchallenged around the world.
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The businessman has no fixed principles we can detect, and a GOP Congress would have to steer him away from his worst instincts on trade, immigration and isolationism.
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After decades of isolationism, Chinese artists working between the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre and the 2008 Beijing Olympics consider the implications of participating in the international art scene.
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If that scares some readers, consider that we have a president whose gut-level ideology is isolationism, governed by impulsiveness, saturated with ignorance and motivated by self-idolatry.
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The president has repeatedly bashed multilateral trade agreements and pledged more isolationism than his predecessors, putting him out of place at an event largely devoted to global cooperation.
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Anybody visiting Madrid or Barcelona today should be impressed by how much progress has been made since Spain emerged from the oppression and isolationism of the Franco era.
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Le Pen believes that only her particular brand of political isolationism and economic nationalism can protect France from what she calls "Anglo-Saxon multiculturalism" and politically correct liberalism.
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"We consider these tariffs unlawful," Merkel told lawmakers in the Bundestag lower house of parliament, adding that Germany was convinced that isolationism would hurt everyone in the end.
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So a militant interventionism, which ignores the pressing needs of the continental interior — as well as ignoring the pioneers' respect for limits — is just as absurd as isolationism.
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This Trump doctrine, in practice, isn't the isolationism that he sometimes promised on the campaign trail; nor is it the flailing bellicosity that many of his critics feared.
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In the process, he seems to have retained Trump's loyalty, even as critics of the administration (including Hayden) credit him with having reined in the president's instinctive isolationism.
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The general extrovert trend of the show has been turned on its head with the identity pirating that Cambridge Analytica performed in the interests of reactionary political isolationism.
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But most economic theory has shown that liberalized trade leads to cheaper goods, increased wages, and higher GDP on the global scale, while isolationism has the opposite effect.
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As the historian Robert Kagan points out, America did not switch from interwar isolationism to post-war engagement in order to contain the Soviet Union, as is often assumed.
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Turns out that in a world connected by the internet, isolationism is just a glitch in the network that the system—in this case, the global economy—routes around.
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The story addresses what Snyder calls "anxieties in the air" — biological warfare, climate change, isolationism and what the writer refers to as "the madness of subjectivity" where nothing matters.
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The country known for its isolationism, hyper-aggressive threats toward perceived interlopers, and a leader utterly enthralled with Dennis Rodman, has just kicked off its very first beer festival.
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Trump is happiest, most fully himself, when he's echoing not mainstream Republican ideas but 21st-century versions of George Wallace's white supremacy, Pat Buchanan's isolationism, and Ross Perot's protectionism.
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He did not bomb Syria because, in the battle between isolationism and interventionism being waged in his soul, the weight of his office tipped the field toward the latter.
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Much of the state-run media focused on the symbolism of Putin being seen with Trump after four years of international isolationism after Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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John McCain's warning to the country -- and his party -- about the dangers of submitting to the rising tide of populism, isolationism and nationalism being sold by President Donald Trump.
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The Oceansiders' isolationism is a direct result of what Negan did to their community by slaughtering every male in the group before they fled him and went into hiding.
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It's a careful look at the life of an individual, but it juxtaposes that isolationism with the fundamental principles of his work, which is to grow for a community.
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Trump ran on a campaign of "America First" isolationism and has sought to end US military operations abroad to a large degree, announcing troop pullouts from Afghanistan and Syria.
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The international system of trade, which for decades has been characterized by the opening up and interaction of markets, is being challenged by a model of barriers and isolationism.
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The director and producer Luc Besson ("The Fifth Element," the "Taken" series) took to Facebook to urge people to vote against the far-right National Front, with its isolationism.
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It's isolationism surrounded by disconnected thought, demonstrates lack of understanding threats we face Final thought on Trump's foreign policy speech -- Ronald Reagan must be rolling over in his grave.
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Vice President Joe Biden warned against "reactionary politicians and demagogues peddling xenophobia, nationalism, and isolationism" Friday in Dublin, hours after the United Kingdom voted to exit the European Union.
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America's turn from isolationism to foreign interventionism, often attributed to World War II, was the result of the Spanish-American War and the subsequent American conquest of the Philippines.
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Some criticize the administration's foreign policy as damaging multilateralism and supporting isolationism, but this has not been the case in regard to the World Bank or regional multilateral institutions.
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Carlson has long been a champion of the "America First" isolationism that has characterized Trump&aposs foreign policy, defending the president&aposs willingness to broker relationships with authoritarian strongmen.
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Carlson has long been an outspoken defender of the "America First" isolationism that has guided Trump&aposs foreign policy, criticizing America&aposs involvement in long and costly foreign wars.
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Instead, we have allowed trends towards isolationism, nativism, and exclusion to deepen fissures along ethnic and religious fault lines while undermining our alliances and credibility on the global stage.
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An interview with Madeleine Albright and Stephen Hadley in this week's War College podcast: "Isolationism is a dangerous illusion," said the report, which was obtained by Reuters on Tuesday.
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In a closely-watched speech at the annual meeting of political and business leaders, Merkel criticized a trend towards protectionism and isolationism and said that multilateralism was under threat.
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In the wake of Brexit, the rise in nationalist movements in Europe and arguably the United States, directly or indirectly through President-elect Trump, isolationism has become a hot topic.
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But, the mid-20th century was also the era when the United States threw off its isolationism and embraced its role as a leader and team player in world affairs.
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Britain's June 23 vote for 'Brexit' and Trump's backing for an "America First" foreign policy have triggered alarm among some commentators who see signs of increasing isolationism among Western powers.
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Here's what you need to know: • He's been in office 123 months, but President Trump is increasingly falling back on the hard-edge isolationism that fueled his "America First" campaign.
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His impulses are derived from the same well that people like the America First Committee and Joe McCarthy tapped into, which is essentially a form of isolationism, xenophobia, and racism.
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The senior Administration officials cast the trip as a shift in Trump's foreign policy, away from the calculating isolationism Trump called for in his campaign toward a more internationalist view.
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Mark Zuckerberg's public letter against isolationism has triggered speculation about his domestic political aspirations, because we usually associate this amount of power with the traditional institutionalized systems of the state.
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He was interested in utopia-as-an-island as well as Singapore as an island nation, which mirrors London's geographic situation, and these two countries' relationship between independence and isolationism.
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If the United States retreats from global markets and embraces the false comforts of economic isolationism, however, we're all going to pay for it dearly—and for a long time.
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After delivering a full-throated populist speech with heavy doses of isolationism, protectionism, and nationalism, it's clear that progressives have their work cut out for them in the coming months.
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Playing to national-security hawks dismayed by Mr Trump's isolationism, Mr Clinton argued that as secretary of state his wife worked hard to get strong sanctions on Iran's nuclear programme.
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Canada's decision to refuse visas to African AI researchers seems ham-fisted, given that the country's tech industry has been the beneficiary, in recent years, of America's move toward isolationism.
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Fashion Review PARIS — Walls and isolationism may be increasingly part of the conversation in both Europe and the United States, but in fashion, designers are still ranging pretty far afield.
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So, the unbalanced trade with China is an issue to address in the U.S. But tragically, President Trump's strategy seems to be isolationism — and that is leading the U.S. astray.
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" Ms. Merkel also urged the graduates to "tear down walls of ignorance" that feed nationalism and isolationism, and to remember that democracy "is not something we can take for granted.
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Leaders within the region, as well as those seeking the presidency, need an effective, positive, forward-looking vision to counter isolationism, protectionism and nostalgia as fixes for residents' economic woes.
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Modi said that there was a "worrying trend" against globalization and towards isolationism, trends that U.S. President Donald Trump has been accused of promoting in his first year of office.
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Even if, as some polls suggest, Clinton, the ultimate foreign-policy insider, ends up winning this election, the isolationism his campaign has tried to tap is unlikely to go away.
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Leader after leader at the UNGA, including Trump's allies like President Emmanuel Macron of France and Theresa May, the UK Prime Minister, made oblique and direct criticism of Trump's isolationism.
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We learned the bitter lessons of isolationism after WWI, where after Pearl Harbor we entered WWII unprepared for an existential no-quarter fight against a vicious array of dictatorial states.
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Leaders and officials from across the continent, particularly Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, laced into the Trump administration's foreign policy and warned that U.S. isolationism would embolden Russia and China.
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That isolationism has aged poorly, in light of what we now know about the enormity of the Holocaust and its the subsequent status as quintessential example of state-perpetuated evil.
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Due to social stratification and increasingly severe social division within these countries, people have started to question – and in some cases even oppose – globalization, and thus populism, conservatism, and isolationism abound.
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They might engage in rhetoric or push policies that are isolationist or protectionist, believing they are aligned with public opinion — yet, in reality, these leaders are nudging public opinion toward isolationism.
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Much of the recent campaign rhetoric contains principles of "put America first" and while many in my country, Japan, are concerned these principles may bring "isolationism" — I do not think so.
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But history lessons aside, if this trip signals that partnerships and not isolationism will drive this administration's counterterrorism strategy, as it did in the last, then that should be welcome news.
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"The lesson of history is that British isolationism has often been associated with continental disintegration," observed one of them, Niall Ferguson, at a speech in Downing Street ahead of its publication.
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If we Britons do so, far from retreating into isolationism, we will be looking for greater links with the rest of the world and even closer ties with our oldest allies.
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While much attention will be focused on your bilateral engagements, a decision to insult the body of the G20, its host or its members could stoke more concerns about US isolationism.
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He argued that the global system that America had invented, and sacrificed for during World War II and subsequently was at a critical moment, and warned against isolationism, withdrawal and nationalism.
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But by 1944, as the war wound down, Reynolds reverted back toward isolationism, voting, in the first round, with a tiny group of senators against American involvement in the United Nations.
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But, in a post-Brexit landscape, and with many countries shrinking further into isolationism, questions have been raised not only of the Games' relevance, but the relevance of the Commonwealth itself.
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Japan has a long history of isolationism, which I'm not going to get into here, but with the arrival of Western civilizations came the proliferation of Western culture in the East.
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The arguments on both sides have been made well and they demonstrate that the recent global isolationism leaves unaltered America's founding commitment to the rule of law in a democratic republic.
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By not withdrawing into isolationism, but also not violating the sovereignty of Eastern European nations, America's strategy of containment led to the breakup of Soviet power and the collapse of communism.
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They argued over whether to revisit Obama-era multilateralism or double down on Mr. Trump's brand of economic isolationism, which has upended how both Republicans and Democrats think about international commerce.
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Tellingly, Frauke Petry and other Alternative for Germany leaders did not applaud with everyone else during Mr. Lammert's speech when he attacked isolationism or what he termed a "We first" attitude.
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Former President George W. Bush in a Thursday speech called on Americans to "recall and recover" their country's identity, slamming the 85033st century rise of isolationism, nativism and anti-globalization sentiments.
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Trump tacks between pronouncements of isolationism and actions of intervention, between threats of war and promises of accord, between a build-up of military spending and a withdrawal of military forces.
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Many said the decision appeared to reinforce what they called an atmosphere of renewed American isolationism and exceptionalism at the United Nations in the first year of the Trump White House.
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Again attacking isolationism, Obama said the rest of the world cannot turn its back on conflict in the Middle East in the hope that violence will be contained to the region.
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From its onscreen representation of people of color to its story about colonialism, isolationism, identity, and racial inequality, it's not only a fantastic movie but also a pretty heavily political one.
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"Although some are saying that the time of isolationism and disintegration is coming again, we are demonstrating that this is not the case," he said at a news conference in Brussels.
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Whatever attitudes he expresses about policy are skin deep, an incoherent, impulse-driven miscellany of ethno-nationalism, isolationism, and an infatuation with authoritarian rulers who he views as partners in deal making.
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Former U.S. President George W. Bush also critiqued the policies of "isolationism, nativism and protectionism" at an event on Tuesday, although he didn't mention Trump by name, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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"In public debates in Washington, London, Berlin, Paris, and Warsaw, we hear anti-democratic slogans more and more, calling for national egoism, isolationism," said Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council.
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During a historic speech Tuesday in Pearl Harbor alongside Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Obama cautioned against tribalism and isolationism -- warnings that, during the campaign, he used to argue against Trump's candidacy.
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Following the Meiji Restoration, in 1868, reformers united Japan under a "restored" emperor, and, after centuries of isolationism and feudal rule, set about turning the country into a modern bureaucratic military power.
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Ryan supports the Pacific trade deal that Mr. Trump has vilified) and international engagement (the speaker favors a stronger NATO and wariness toward Russia, while Mr. Trump seems ready to embrace isolationism).
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If that is the case, the ballot-box blow to isolationism could boost the currently slim prospects for a treaty with the EU setting out Switzerland's ties to its biggest trading partner.
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But Mr. Pompeo's militant stand on Iran has led some prominent Trump supporters to push for his ouster because of what they see as a betrayal of Mr. Trump's "America First" isolationism.
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But they are nonetheless illustrative, and left me with a picture of someone whose worldview is both simpler and stranger than the sort of realist isolationism that is typically ascribed to him.
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The fact is, after "Brexit," the chaos of the Trump administration's first week, and global discussions of walls and isolationism, the Miss Universe 2017 pageant felt uplifting and empowering place by contrast.
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But it's clear the world is on the brink, and no country, not even a United Kingdom or United States now seemingly on paths to isolationism, can do very much about it.
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We may be about to learn that choosing isolationism over regionalism could prove tricky—especially since there doesn't yet seem to be any sort of plan for what to do post-Brexit.
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Ironically, a reversal in policy on the part of the United States would bring back the isolationism and confrontation that Fidel Castro and several US presidents so carefully tended and nurtured for decades.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel told the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos on Wednesday that isolationism and protectionism were not solutions to the economic challenges facing countries around the world.
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In his victory, a triumph over the slurs that tried to tie him to Islamist extremism, Khan stood up for openness against isolationism, integration against confrontation, opportunity for all against racism and misogyny.
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"While the gains from a liberalized trade regime are not guaranteed, the alternative of trying to achieve a high standard of living by following a policy of economic isolationism will fail," he said.
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"He said he was concerned about three isms: protectionism, isolationism and nativism," recalled John C. Danforth, a former senator and United Nations ambassador for Mr. Bush who attended the $1,000-a-person dinner.
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His message — fiscal conservatism, liberal social policies and military isolationism — could appeal to people in either party, and there are enough disaffected voters in either party to provide a solid base of support.
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The vacillation between isolationism and moralistic interventionism is a traditional hallmark of American foreign policy, but usually one or the other is characteristic of an administration – not both within the first 100 days.
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While some New Zealanders call for a new isolationism, the Auckland gallery Michael Lett reflects on the country's encounters with the effects of refugee crises, rising sea levels and other 21st-century phenomena.
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In 1868, after more than two centuries of isolationism, the opening of the port of Kobe brought a wave of international influences to this sunny city on the main Japanese island of Honshu.
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"The set of principles followed by our school — academic freedom, self-organization, and international openness — is the opposite of the one followed by today's Russia: centralized control, power vertical and isolationism," he said.
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In America, the public (especially Republicans) has increasingly favored nationalism and isolationism, according to some polls, in which the United States focuses on its own problems, with many wary of global humanitarian engagement.
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How did we lose faith in George H. W. Bush's optimistic vision of American global engagement and sink into the toxic brew of bellicosity and isolationism that Donald Trump now promotes and exploits?
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His "America First" agenda has clashed with the multilateral ideals of the global body, and his rhetoric about the need for sovereignty and isolationism have marked a break with his predecessors and allies.
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The mood in Paris — at the Louvre, on the Champs Elysee, and around the town in poorer neighborhoods — was proud, and relieved that France has stemmed the flow of international isolationism and division.
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And because geography is more compressed, isolationism, which was a serious argument at a time when crossing the Atlantic took five days by ocean liner, is an absurdity in a world of cybercommunications.
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While the magazine was supportive of efforts to nominate conservatives to the Supreme Court and cut taxes, the magazine never embraced Trumpism's trade priorities or purported isolationism, and decidedly never embraced Trump himself.
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Her isolationism, coupled with her tolerance for some of the world's most visible tyrants, would effectively cede influence to powers like China and Russia, and erode the defense of human rights and liberal democracy.
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Among them: U.S. Army 1st Lt. Gordon Kaemmerling, a precocious and athletic Harvard graduate who had jumped at the opportunity to help the United States leave its shell of isolationism and join the war.
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The Brits hope the airplane will exhibit the country's military prowess even as it exits the European Union, and as its traditional defense partners and longtime allies in the United States back into isolationism.
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"Whoever believes the problems of this world can be solved by isolationism and protectionism is making a tremendous error," German Chancellor Angela Merkel told parliament last week, in a clear shot across Trump's bow.
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McCain was correct, as work done by the project for U.S. Global Engagement at the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs corroborates, that most Americans are not in favor of withdrawing into isolationism.
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Earlier, in 1943, Nitze had established the SAIS program to counter the temptation of American isolationism after World War II. The school joined Johns Hopkins University the same year as the CPD's founding, 1950.
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"It seems that we've been compromised, but this time by different forces — those of populism and protectionism, isolationism, xenophobia and I'm concerned about how we remain a governing party with those principles," he said.
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The growing threat of an expansionist Russia, combined with President Trump's reluctance to recognize this threat and Britain's increasing retreat to isolationism, shows that Europe needs to take more responsibility for its own security.
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Her irreverence and disdain for the establishment of her own party and her embrace of the ''isms'' — nativism, isolationism, you know — she blew the walls out on the political norms before Donald Trump did.
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Speaking to graduates of the U.S. Air Force Academy, Obama derided isolationism as a "false comfort" that will put the country at risk of future terror attacks and diminish the United States's reputation abroad.
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As Menzies saw it, the risk in American policy was not strategic overreach but isolationism, and what an American withdrawal from Asia in the face of defeat would mean for Australia and its neighbors.
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Ardrey's themes are enduring enough, though: creeping nationalism, rising isolationism, the despair that descends when one is unable to see a way through current troubles to a better future, or any future at all.
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Everything that is happening in the world now — deaths of beloved celebrities aside — seems like relics of a less developed society: the rise of fascism and the far right, retreats into isolationism and factionalism.
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The couple told the entertainment magazine that the center's immigration ceremonies, reproductive-health programs for women in Africa and leadership training for Muslim women from the Middle East stand in contrast to Trump's isolationism.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Isolationism could leave the most vulnerable members of society even more exposed that they already are, European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure said on Wednesday, defending globalization and urging more international cooperation.
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But Trump's defiant isolationism seems to have backfired: The percentage of Americans who believe the United States has a special responsibility to be a world leader is 11 points higher than it was in 2010.
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It has the money and the technology to really make a difference, but it's also scared into isolationism by its belief that letting others know what it has would only bring them to its borders.
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He is a sympathetic figure who confers with his family and friends about what's best for the country, though he remains conflicted about the isolationism that characters like Lupita Nyong'o's Nakia push him to abandon.
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Stephen Hawking has penned a thoughtful appeal for post-Brexit Britain to reconsider the role that wealth plays in society, warning that isolationism and envy could even lead to the end of the human species.
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The isolationism that once subsumed U.S. sentiment following WWI yielded to the realism that a global threat could become a U.S. threat, and if America chose to turn inward, the threat may reach U.S. shores.
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"The GOP, in putting Trump at the top of the ticket, is endorsing a brand of populism rooted in ignorance, prejudice, fear and isolationism," Paulson wrote in a scathing op-ed in The Washington Post.
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Just as the Berlin Wall visibly contradicted the promise of communist utopianism, Mr. Trump's wall would erode the American brand, personifying our most base instincts as a government and a people: nativism, isolationism and xenophobia.
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These data points have led some to conclude that America is headed into a new era of isolationism and that there is growing support for Trump's America First vision, or at least something like it.
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With politicians around the world turning to the rhetoric of isolationism, I worry governments that have been reliable donors, including my own country the United States, will stop investing and let the funds run low.
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Globally, women's rights are in the crosshairs of rising isolationism and right-wing politics in Western Europe and the United States, where President-elect Donald Trump has promised to unravel an array of beneficial policies.
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Should Brexit shift the long-term trend toward a more interconnected world to one that prizes economic isolationism, it will have profound - and negative - effects for corporate profits and economic growth all over the world.
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And despite their differences — on immigration, race relations and isolationism — Mr. Trump and Mr. Graham have become Washington's oddest odd couple, working together to repeal the Affordable Care Act, cut taxes and increase military spending.
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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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That doctrine put an end to our disastrous national experiment in blind and self-defeating isolationism by promising that America would come to the economic and military aid of embattled nations facing insurgency or aggression.
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At first blush, Mr. Trump's second appearance at the United Nations General Assembly may have seemed like more self-congratulatory bluster, nationalist isolationism and rote genuflection to the altar of sovereignty — much like last year.
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Despite the rhetorical upgrade, familiar divisive and damaging themes filled this speech: the scapegoating of immigrants for crime and unemployment, playing upon economic strife to push isolationism, and, of course, the so-called great wall.
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And while this wish list is so extensive it may never be fully satisfied, it will perhaps reassure America's allies concerned that four years of Trump would mean four years of US isolationism and withdrawal.
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Bloomberg sees himself as an anti-Trump: practical and pragmatic, a self-made business leader, committed to issues such as climate and guns, and someone who recognizes the value of multilateralism and coalitions over isolationism.
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It's easy to draw parallels to America's current political atmosphere, where issues of isolationism and racial supremacy are sadly rearing their ugly heads again — which the showrunners absolutely intended, according to an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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"But the president said clearly during our talks that he is against isolationism and for free trade, but fair trade," Merkel told a news conference at the CeBIT technology fair with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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After Trump's swearing in, the newly minted president gave a short speech that was light on policy specifics but hit hard on many of his campaign themes, including protectionism, trade-skepticism and an "America First" isolationism.
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" Kerry also warned against isolationism, saying: "In this day and age, folks, we cannot confuse national pride with national self-sufficiency or think that exclusionary policies are somehow going to solve the problems that we face.
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As king, T'Challa is tasked with reconciling these two sides of Wakanda's legacy, sifting the good away from the bloodlust in Killmonger's worldview and tempering his esteemed perception of Wakanda with the consequences of its isolationism.
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Trump's success amounts to a reversal of the broad consensus that has governed American foreign policy since the late 1930s, when President Franklin Roosevelt began to move the country away from its interwar posture of isolationism.
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After winning a race fuelled by anger and led by Mr Trump, the party would almost certainly ditch its attachment to free trade and a muscular foreign policy and retreat into isolationism, xenophobia and economic populism.
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From an armaments standpoint, however, North Korea's isolationism has left it behind much of the world technologically, meaning it can't field the quality of weapons that adversaries such as South Korea, the US and Japan employ.
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"America First" encapsulates a larger turn to isolationism, as seen in Trump's hostility to the Paris Climate Accord (which Xi insists is still necessary) and institutions like NATO, the United Nations, and the World Trade Organization.
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Intelligence Director Coats to face senate amid swirl of new claims of Trump InterferenceTrump floats idea of a 'Solar' border wall — and proposals are already on the tableObama, in Canada, warns against isolationism and 'populist alternatives'
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The subfield of international relations has spent decades accumulating knowledge about how countries decide on policies of isolationism versus interventionism, why revolutionaries like Killmonger succeed and fail, and how racism shapes the way international politics operate.
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That's when President Harry Truman, in a speech to a joint session of Congress, called for the United States to abandon its historic isolationism and assume leadership of the free world in its struggle against communism.
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And there's nothing simple about a patriotism that's really an amalgam of nativism, racism, isolationism and xenophobia and that denies this country's distinction as a land of fresh starts, its arms open to a diverse world.
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While many of them had moments — Tulsi Gabbard trumpeting her isolationism, John Delaney explaining and selling his centrism, Jay Inslee naming President Trump as the greatest threat to our national security — they were just that: moments.
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That was Chancellor Angela Merkel speaking today at Harvard, where she received three standing ovations and paused more than a dozen times for applause in a speech that called for a rejection of isolationism and nationalism.
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Among the president's unofficial policy advisers and those who add to the echo chamber on Fox News talk shows, no one else channels Mr. Trump's mix of avowed isolationism, impulsive interventionism and unexpected resort to force.
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He certainly would have found himself in pretty comparable territory — that globally there's a rise to isolationism and nationalism, which echoes very strongly the world he was living in at the turn of the last century.
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As we push to extremes — right-wing to alt-right, isolationism to imperialism— there's a shallow comfort to be found in dressing with the propriety and dignity that appears to be lacking elsewhere in the world.
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Anti-immigration sentiments, an anti-cosmopolitan isolationism in the name of defending traditional values and identities, and a welfare chauvinism that seeks to limit redistribution to the native-born are the new order of the day.
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The United States didn't enter WWI — the "war to end all war" — until conflict had been raging for years, but it wrenched America out of its traditional isolationism and marked its ascendance as a world power.
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Trump's isolationism has left many allies in the lurch on everything from trade to commitments around defense, including long-understood promises that the US will come to the defense of its allies in the event of war.
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"Envy and isolationism" were the forces that contributed to the U.K.'s decision to leave the European Union and if those forces grow stronger, the human race is at risk, according to world-renowned physicist Stephen Hawking.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron on Monday said preserving European Union unity was more important than forging a close relationship with post-Brexit Britain, and hit out at what he called U.S. President Donald Trump's "aggressive" isolationism.
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America's presidential primaries and the recent Brexit signal a troubling tendency towards isolationism and a heightened anti-immigrant rhetoric fueled by fears of demographic diversity, terrorist threats and middle class concerns about globalization's impact on their livelihoods.
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For many in the conservative/liberal/neoconservative permanent government, it is perhaps not so much America First's historical connotations (pre-World War II isolationism) but the idea that country should come before empire that is most horrifying.
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The global rise of authoritarianism, isolationism and protectionism was dramatic for more than just international trade — it paved the way for World War II. Although we know that now, we see the same, destructive pattern happening again.
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That may be one component, but so is this: One of the most effective narratives of Trump's campaign has been driven by racial isolationism, and racial isolationists appear to be the very ones drawn to that message.
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"Today, although we live in a very different time, the United States is once again called to choose between retreating into isolationism or embracing our position and influence in the world," Pritzker said during the PPI event.
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Offering an alternative view when it was his turn at the podium, French President Emmanuel Macron told the delegates that the law of the survival of the fittest, protectionism and isolationism would only lead to heightened tensions.
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And if you think that the ultimate long-term threat to Israel is the resurgence of isolationism in the U.S. and a return to the geopolitics of every nation for itself, the answer is more emphatically no.
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Mr. Mattis responded by praising Mr. Trump for traveling to the Middle East and the NATO summit meeting, then moved to politically safer terrain: the American public's long history of wrestling with isolationism and foreign policy engagement.
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More broadly, a tilt toward isolationism that has emerged in American and European politics — highlighted by Donald J. Trump's election victory — has given a new sheen to a currency that can move between countries with little oversight.
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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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A three-star Army general who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and wrote a well-regarded book about the White House's strategic failure in Vietnam, General McMaster defined Trump foreign policy as "pragmatic realism" rather than isolationism.
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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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But he talks with a sense of mission, arguing that liberal, democratic European countries are duty-bound to oppose authoritarians and address complex global problems together, even if old allies, notably America under Mr Trump, opt for isolationism.
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United Nations (CNN)President Barack Obama took to the most prominent international stage Tuesday to deliver a stark warning to American voters of the dire global consequences they face should they embrace isolationism and ultra-nationalism in November.
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"You have a growing number in the Republican party aligned with what the President calls 'America first' – what others call isolationism," said Andrew Downs, director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at Purdue University Fort Wayne.
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You have a growing number in the Republican party aligned with what the President calls America first what others call isolationism, said Andrew Downs, director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at Purdue University Fort Wayne.
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But amid a joint fear of being left out of diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula and regional tremors caused by President Donald Trump's economic isolationism, China and Japan have found they have more in common than ever before.
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LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain warned on Monday that isolationism has historically led to war in Europe and urged his country to stay in the European Union, saying it has helped keep the Continent at peace.
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In a speech billed as a blueprint for stimulating growth and creating jobs, Mr. Trump offered a grab bag of ideas that borrow from discredited supply-side economics, the fossil fuel industry's wish list and "America First" isolationism.
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" A group of leading Republican foreign policy advisers recently signed a letter that damned Trump's "vision of American influence and power in the world" as swinging wildly from "isolationism to military adventurism within the space of one sentence.
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Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezFairness, tradition, and the Constitution demand the 'whistleblower' step forward Isolationism creeps back over America, as the president looks out for himself McConnell sends warning shot on Turkey sanctions after House vote MORE (D-N.J.).
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The former Socialist economy minister, who has set up his own party, En Marche (On The Move), to contest the elections, called for national unity, and explicitly warned the French against following Britain and the U.S. into isolationism.
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In interviews with more than a dozen Trump voters, many acknowledged that getting the U.S. military directly involved in the Syrian conflict was a far cry from the "America First" isolationism the Republican candidate espoused during the campaign.
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But having a congressionally mandated study emphasize this need will send a signal that there is a consensus in this country that rejects belligerent isolationism and understands that the U.S. cannot withdraw from its responsibilities in the world.
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For too long, in both the US and Europe, populists have gotten away with selling a retreat to isolationism and protectionism, wrapped up in a rose-tinted notion of absolute national sovereignty, as a solution to voter's problems.
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"Although some are saying that the time of isolationism and disintegration is coming again, we are demonstrating that this is not the case," Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, said at a news conference in Brussels.
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At the time of the speech I thought the omission was more of a squirt of Trumpian mindlessness than a recrudescence of Bannonite isolationism, and gave the president a pass for it in my column of May 26.
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The agreement on trade is part of a much larger "Association Agreement" that is hoped to enhance political dialogue and increase cooperation areas beyond trade, including migration and environmental protection, at a time of increasing isolationism and trade protectionism.
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But let's think back to the lessons of World War II. Remember that the United States took a painfully long time to realize the true threat — and to overcome the chorus of isolationism and outright Nazi sympathy at home.
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Iranian boats approach Centcom commander's ship And the Republican Party, riven with internal divisions and trying to articulate a clear foreign policy as Trump pulls it toward isolationism, hasn't developed the concentrated campaign a nuanced international issue can demand.
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As the primary comes to a close, liberals are facing the grim realization that the only alternative to Trump's frothy isolationism is Clinton's liberal hawkishness, which has more in common with neoconservatism than the Obama doctrine of prudent restraint.
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"We have not had a fundamental debate in a presidential campaign between American engagement in the world and isolationism since 1952, between Taft and Eisenhower," says Max Boot, a conservative foreign policy analyst at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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The longstanding rivals have found more reason to engage with each other and the region amid fears of being left out of the whirlwind diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula and regional tremors caused by President Donald Trump's economic isolationism.
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" — Mel Martinez, former Republican senator from Florida and former chairman of the Republican National Committee "The G.O.P., in putting Trump at the top of the ticket, is endorsing a brand of populism rooted in ignorance, prejudice, fear and isolationism.
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It was the long decade-and-a-half of war launched by Bush, especially the invasion of Iraq on the basis of never-found weapons of mass destruction, that helped foster the current climate of isolationism among Trump supporters.
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" Meanwhile, Torsun himself wouldn't write the song the same way if he did it today: " Right now, I'm more about attacking the shift to the right and isolationism, and that's exactly what the songs I'm writing right now reflect.
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At a time when the threat of border walls and isolationism is putting America's future as a nation of immigrants at risk and alienating our international allies, it is language learning, above all else, that can produce global citizens.
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"He has spent years as a public servant gaining the expertise necessary to lead our nation and re-establish the United States as a global leader, reversing course on the isolationism, nationalism, and global retreat of the Trump Administration."
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Against Mr. Trump's impulsiveness and his espousal of an America First agenda of isolationism and protectionism, Mr. Xi projects a steady hand as he tries to remake the global economic and political order and entice nations into Beijing's orbit.
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Speaking before US lawmakers from both the Senate and the House, Macron pressed the United States to engage more in global affairs, contrasting with the steps the Trump White House has taken toward isolationism since he came into office.
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In May 2017, then-Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonDonald Trump and the New Isolationism Tillerson: Netanyahu 'played' Trump with misinformation Pompeo sees status grow with Bolton exit MORE jettisoned international human rights as a foreign policy anchor.
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BRIDGE-BUILDER Steinmeier, in his first interview after the news, said he worried about the rise of populist candidates in the United States and across Europe, with their anti-immigrant and nationalist rhetoric, mistrust of the media, and isolationism.
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But then the phrase gets taken up in the name of isolationism almost instantly, and it is quickly connected with other ideas that were also on the rise at the time, especially the rise of the Ku Klux Klan.
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After I clicked the "Isolationism—No Trade" box, I told the cabinet to focus on funding law enforcement, making the U.S. self sufficient, increasing the size of the military, and pouring an obscene amount of money into researching new weapons.
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With the summit taking place after Britain's vote in June to exit the European Union and before the U.S. presidential election in November, G20 leaders had been expected to mount a defence of free trade and globalisation and warn against isolationism.
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In a message to the conference that started in New York on Monday, Francis called on nations to "go beyond nuclear deterrence" and have the courage to overcome the "fear and isolationism" he said was prevalent in many countries today.
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Merkel has repeatedly said that perceived U.S. isolationism under Trump and the threat posed by a resurgent Russia and by instability in Africa and the Middle East mean Germany and Europe must play a more active role in regional security.
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Predictably, Trump has reacted to Wolff's book in the manner of a wounded despot—by declaring that Bannon, once his closest adviser in matters of isolationism and white nationalism, has "lost his mind," and by declaring war on the written word.
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Exactly 21625 years before, in 2900, Warren Harding won a historic landslide (more than 220006 percent of the vote) by promising a "return to normalcy" after World War I. What that meant was a return to America's longstanding tradition of isolationism.
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The airlift came amid Truman's broad-scale reinvention of U.S. foreign policy in which — through the Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, NATO, and other initiatives — the United States shed its traditional isolationism and seized global leadership to defend freedom and democracy.
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George W. Bush warned against the "dangers of isolationism" and made an impassioned case for humanitarian aid around the world — citing his PEPFAR initiative to fight AIDS in Africa — while being honored Thursday evening at the Atlantic Council's Distinguished Leadership Awards.
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The forces of isolationism remained strong until the start of World War II but eventually Wilsonian internationalism took hold in the form of the United Nations and institutions like the World Trade Organization and International Monetary Fund that transformed the world.
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In an essay adapted from the book that was published in The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday, Mattis rejected Trump's preference for American isolationism, writing that the US is "at increasing risk in the world" when it doesn't embrace its allies.
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As the historian Henry Louis Gates noted in a 1992 New York Times article, the book is "one of the most sophisticated instances of hate literature yet compiled," aimed at fomenting "ethnic isolationism" to drive Jewish people and black Americans apart.
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In that way, the group has served as a sort of Rorschach test that reveals an adversary's character through how they respond, whether it's the new group's martial isolationism; Rick's strategic, protective accommodation; Gregory's groveling; or Sasha, Rosita and Carl's rebellion.
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In any genre, an author could probably pick no better time to write about factionalism or the tensions between hard-line conservatives and liberal reformers, between those who reject wealth and those who embrace its trappings, between globalization and isolationism.
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Despite the World Health Organization's recommendations that countries not restrict travel and trade, the policy response has trended toward isolationism: the US instituted travel bans, Russia closed its borders, New Zealand is not allowing foreign nationals traveling from China to enter.
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"Whoever believes the problems of this world can be solved by isolationism and protectionism is making a tremendous error," Ms. Merkel said, in what will most likely be her final address before Parliament before closing out her third term in office.
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Protectionism, neo-isolationism and ambivalence over long-standing alliances that America has forged since the Second World War, are all part of a piece, and signal a retreat into amoral geopolitics, rather than a continued engagement in the battle of ideals.
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In an essay adapted from the book that was published in The Wall Street Journal last week, Mattis rejected Trump's preference for American isolationism, writing that the US is "at increasing risk in the world" when it doesn't embrace its allies.
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This isolationism reminded me of one of the most despairing—and most prescient, probably—works of early science fiction; The Machine Stops, by E. M. Forster (yes, the dude who wrote A Room With a View also did some nasty sci-fi).
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But it must not be replaced by isolationism or protectionism, and to their credit the leaders of the Brexit movement presented a vision for Britain that revolved around free trade, free markets and assertive leadership on the world stage, centered upon core alliances.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg laid out a vision on Thursday of his company serving as a bulwark against rising isolationism, writing in a letter to users that the company's platform could be the "social infrastructure" for the globe.
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The infant regime of our protagonist, King T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), is beginning to gingerly reexamine this policy: While isolationism allowed Wakanda to thrive, it meant the country's silence in the face of the imperialism and oppression inflicted on its neighbors in Africa.
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" Mexico has long been a target of Trump's ire, and he used his speech to repeat calls to "build a wall" on the southern border of the U.S. British historian Simon Schama said Trump's speech was "protectionism added to isolationism -- recipe for catastrophe.
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It's worth noting that Soros is a controversial figure in right-wing circles abroad as well: Soros has long opposed the autocratic regimes of Eastern Europe and American conservative politics, well before the two converged around Islamophobia and isolationism in recent years.
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Had he turned his back on the attack, refused to answer questions sufficiently from reporters on what he thought of the slaughter, it could have equally been a legacy-defining moment, setting America on a course of unparalleled isolationism in its modern history.
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Bannon, who has since returned to the site as its executive chairman, once described Breitbart as a "platform" for the so-called alt-right -- a loose association of far-right groups that generally believe in such things as isolationism, protectionism and white nationalism.
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With this backlash comes the threat of protectionism in economics, isolationism in foreign policy, and a resurgent nativism and xenophobia in politics — precisely the toxic mix that the North American and European visionaries of Atlanticism sought to prevent when they laid its foundations.
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To maximize this opportunity, he should think about energy as more than a driver of economic growth, overcome the powerful political forces favoring isolationism and retrenchment, and rein in his tendency to alienate countries that should be energy allies of the United States.
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Media attention focuses on the most egregious examples of Trump's isolationism — his indefensible Muslim travel ban tops the list, next to gut-wrenching acts like blocking visas for Iraqis who assisted our troops and even saved American lives during the Iraq War.
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Trump's policy is not only not isolationist — as many of his opponents (and a few misguided supporters) contend — his pursuit of Ronald Reagan's "peace through strength" approach actually demonstrates that Obama's detached, ethereal retreat from American assertiveness internationally amounted to the real isolationism.
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Our show takes place a little bit in the past, but it could not be more relevant when you look at everything that's occurring in our political climate right now and this feeling that we're re-entering a period of American isolationism.
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Speaking at the Boao Forum for Asia in Hainan province, Xi vowed to open China's economy, protect intellectual property of foreign firms and he criticized isolationism in his first public comments since the trade dispute with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration erupted.
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Norm Ornstein: When you look at populism over the longer course of both American history and other countries that have suffered economic traumas as a result of financial collapse, you're gonna get the emergence of some leaders who exploit nativism, protectionism, and isolationism.
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The political parties have weakened as politics has become more polarized; independent spending has made elections more combative and swelled the influence of wealthy, often anonymous, organizations and individuals; forces of racism, populism, nativism, isolationism, and xenophobia have almost overwhelmed the forces of moderation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday of the risk of political isolationism, notably Britain's possible exit from the European Union, and the risk of growing economic inequality as it cut its global economic growth forecast for the fourth time in a year.
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The film isn't concerned so much with delineating between good and evil — Lupita Nyong'o's Nakia, one of the film's heroines, has a worldview adjacent to Killmonger in terms of Wakanda's isolationism — as it is making clear the circumstances that have shaped these characters' worldviews.
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Far from learning on the job or modifying his views to fit the imperatives of America's global role — as did so many of his predecessors — Mr. Trump is falling back on the familiar mix of belligerence and isolationism that fueled his "America First" campaign.
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But with the growing tide of nationalism and isolationism sweeping Europe and the United States, European countries including Germany, have since sought to prevent increased migration by strengthening borders, halting refugee programs, and even ejecting and deporting some of the migrants who had previously arrived.
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In rolling out the red carpet for Renzi, Obama hoped to buttress -- through a lavish display of friendship -- one of Europe's most outspoken pro-US voices, one he hopes can provide a bulwark against isolationism on the continent in the months and years ahead.
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President Roosevelt had demonstrated since his election in 1932 his ability to be an effective president who built a strong political coalition within the United States and who had slowly guided the nation toward a more internationalist posture despite the persistence of isolationism in Congress.
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So I think there's what we need to watch what is needed now is people need to stand up and speak and talk against this type of leadership which says isolationism, or the migrants are bad, or China is bad OK. We have problems.
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During the interwar years Europe's problems were aggravated by America's withdrawal from the global stage; Albright worries that Trump's isolationism, protectionism and fondness for dictators are eroding America's ability to lead and help solve international challenges, deepening divisions within the West and emboldening antidemocratic forces.
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This week both McCain and Bush offered critiques of the type of nationalism and isolationism that "America-first" Trump exploited to gain the White House and has employed to, for example, abandon both the Paris climate treaty and back away from the Iran nuclear deal.
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The problem with Mr. Trump's campaign lies in the solutions he proposes — a lurch toward the isolationism, protectionism and nativism that President George W. Bush worried about when he faced difficulty mustering support for trade pacts, immigration reform and war in the Middle East.
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"Global challenges demand global solutions and the security challenges that we face today should not prompt us to build new walls; on the contrary, isolationism and blind discriminatory actions will not lead to increased security but rather to growing tensions and threats," he said.
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But after Mr. Trump chanted "America First," a string of experts concluded he'd resurrected the so-called isolationism of the 1930s, rather than believing him when he explained he was just seeking a good slogan (one not unlike John McCain's "Country First" from 2008).
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In an essay adapted from the book that was published in The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday, Mattis rejected Trump's preference for American isolationism, writing in a new essay that the US is "at increasing risk in the world" when it doesn't embrace its allies.
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As I wrote last fall in reviewing the fossil fuel pitch post–Standing Rock, it is not an accident that pipelines continue to run through, under, and around rural, low-income towns and nations—it is the entire isolationism model of the extractive industry.
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Mr. Trump ran for president on a pledge to pull back the United States from foreign wars, drawing support from unconventional quarters for a Republican because of the perception that he would pursue an "America First" policy of relative isolationism and national self-interest.
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" Speaking alongside Obama, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras linked austerity practices to a wave of isolationism that has swept Europe in the past several years, suggesting restrictive spending policies could lead to an "increasing trend in skepticism and inward-looking, which is a threat to modern democracies.
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Captain America: The Winter Soldier grappled with the surveillance state; Thor: Ragnarok transformed Asgardians from galactic colonizers into refugees; and Black Panther tackled the moral hazard of isolationism through the prism of the African diaspora, a topic no other Hollywood studio had ever considered giving blockbuster treatment.
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This cultural flexibility feels especially pertinent as Britain feels out its sense of self during the Brexit debate, which in some quarters veers into jingoistic isolationism—ironic, to any Cornish historian, who knows the Anglo-Saxon invaders labelled Britain's native Celtic inhabitants "foreigners" on their arrival.
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And there's been a big rise of isolationism and nationalism that I think threatens the global cooperation that will be required to solve some of the bigger issues, like maintaining peace, addressing climate change, eventually collaborating a lot in accelerating science and curing diseases and eliminating poverty.
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Zurich's economic modeling calculated that over the next five years, isolationism could result in a 30 percent drop in trade and a potential cumulative loss of $2 trillion in U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) and 1.7 million American jobs when compared to an "internationalist" market scenario.
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As world diplomacy draws its final breath on the peace process of the nineties, the quest for rights and equality marks the next phase of the Palestinian struggle, in alliance with all those working against a world where isolationism and anti-liberalism are in the ascendant.
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Leaving behind the White House battles over border walls and tax returns, Ivanka Trump is visiting Ethiopia and Ivory Coast in pursuit of a very different goal — advancing a global women's program she hopes will outlast an administration better known for "America First" isolationism.
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Obama used her leverage and visibility not only to raise the profile of a host of local designers (the biggest struggle for a young designer, Mr. Wu said, is attention; she solved that), but also as argument against isolationism and in support of allies across the world.
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Francis did not cite specific countries in his speech, delivered to diplomats at the Holy See, but he appeared to be lamenting the mix of jingoism and isolationism that has emerged in the United States and in European nations where populist governments have risen to power.
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In a speech setting out the security argument for Britain to vote to remain in the EU in a referendum on June 23, Cameron drew on British military history, invoking the memory of war leader Winston Churchill to bolster his case that "isolationism has never served this country well".
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Not only that, but his temperament is scary and his instincts seem to run in the direction of a dangerous and contradictory mix of poorly thought through isolationism and muscular nationalism -- a combination that has never served U.S. interests, and which is even more dangerous in today's world.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - South American trade bloc Mercosur expects to sign a framework accord this year for a trade deal with the European Union as the U.S. shift to isolationism under President Donald Trump encourages it to look outside the hemisphere for opportunities, Brazil's top diplomat said on Tuesday.
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Bannon's scathing remarks on Friday night amounted to a retort to a Bush speech in New York earlier this week, in which the 43rd president denounced bigotry in Trump-era American politics and warned that the rise of "nativism," isolationism and conspiracy theories have clouded the nation's true identity.
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But where are the Republican wise men of today, the patriots who cherish our republic and embrace its foundational values, who believe in global interdependence and American benevolence, who repudiate unilateralism and isolationism and yet who remain vigilant, as Washington wisely said, "against the insidious wiles of foreign influence"?
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The book feints at a narrative and at wrestling with the issues it raises — about the temptations and dangers of isolationism, the desire to imagine the lives of others, how the Fukushima tragedy tapped into Japan's history of radiation poisoning going back to the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Experts say that France is gradually supplanting Britain as the leading European military ally of the United States, further weakening the "special relationship" between Britain and America — a deep concern at a time when both Brexit and the isolationism of President Trump are weighing on British security officials.
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Washington (CNN)Former Defense Secretary James Mattis, who resigned last year citing irreconcilable policy differences with President Donald Trump, on Wednesday rejected Trump's preference for American isolationism, writing in a new essay that the US is "at increasing risk in the world" when it doesn't embrace its allies.
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In an article in Vice about gay isolationism in the rural South, Shane Barnes addressed the undertones of Mr. McLemore's language — he referred to gay men as "closet cases" and used gay slurs — and tried to add some context to the experience of L.G.B.T. people in the region.
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While Mr. Trump pushes an America First agenda of isolationism and protectionism and embroils himself in controversies that raise doubts about his competence, President Xi Jinping of China exudes purpose and confidence as he tries to remake the global economic and political order and lure nations into Beijing's orbit.
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But it was Mr. Trump's election in November that was the apotheosis of the move in the West toward isolationism, and meetings and conversations at Davos — whose theme this year is "responsive and responsible leadership" — will take place in the shadow of Mr. Trump's campaign promises and rhetoric.
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But in her address to supporters there Thursday morning, she was clearly anticipating the general election fight, presenting the contest as a stark choice—not between isolationism and interventionism, or other competing schools of international relations thought, but between her own hard-earned competence and Trump's rank amateurism.
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Speaking to a business forum on the eve of a summit of leaders of the world's 20 biggest economies in Hangzhou, Xi said the G20 should combine monetary and fiscal policies with structural reforms to promote growth, and warned that isolationism could not resolve problems faced by the global economy.
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Along with the reopening of that rock venue, this slim black booklet reminds us in our new Trumped-up world of revenge, intolerance, and isolationism, of the capacity for resistant strength and healing when open and charitable characteristics are sutured back together through the magnanimity of artistic expression and noisy convergence.
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"Whoever believes the problems of this work can be solved by isolationism and protectionism is making a tremendous error," Merkel said, a not-so-thinly veiled swipe at Trump, who ran for president by promising nationalism, tightened borders, stricter trade deals and has since pulled out of the Paris climate accord.
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Bannon, who returned to the conservative news site Breitbart as its executive chairman after being ousted from the White House in August, has called the website a "platform for the alt-right," a loose association of far-right groups that generally believe in such things as isolationism, protectionism and white nationalism.
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Mr. Trump's willingness to share his opinions over decades in the public eye has left a paper trail of noticeable shifts in his positions: from speaking approvingly of intervention in Iraq early on, to opposing it, to his seemingly dueling impulses of aggressiveness and isolationism as the Republican front-runner.
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The president is Charles Lindbergh (Ben Cole), the famous aviator who, in this alternative past, defeated Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1940 on a platform of antiwar isolationism laced with anti-Semitism, made nice with the Nazis and began a gradual program of persecuting American Jews in the name of assimilation.
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What the translation will be like is a different question, of course, but for a government that's mastered isolationism and restricted internet access to the outside world—including actively jamming the signals of journalists covering Obama's meeting with Raúl Castro on Monday—just the fact of the speech is a revolution.
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While it is far from the only explanation, organizing foreign policy around international terrorism has resuscitated strains of American political thought — isolationism, xenophobia and even bigotry, particularly against Muslims — that had long been dormant, or at least disreputable, giving national security cover and lifting them from the shadows to the mainstream.
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"Much of the world seems convinced that Trump's election signals the ushering in of a period of American isolationism in which Washington will retreat from the world, including from Asia, and abandon its allies," said Haenle, who served on the National Security Council under former President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama.
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Trump's isolationism may result in: higher prices on consumer goods, the result of tariffs and trade wars; nuclear proliferation among states that can no longer count on American assistance; and a global realignment away from the United States when states choose to hitch their wagons to other major powers they can trust.
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He adopted the phrase "America First," associated strongly with anti-Semitic isolationism in the United States before World War II. His son, Donald Trump Jr., said that if Republicans had behaved like Hillary Clinton, the media "would be warming up the gas chambers" — an odd choice of phrase that neo-Nazi websites celebrated.
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Given American politics' visible shift toward isolationism and intolerance, the series, which returned to Cartoon Network this week, is more than just must-see TV. It's a defining example of artistic resistance in our time, and with the stakes rising both on the show and the real world, it's more important than ever.
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Even if in today's political landscape in the US the red MAGA hats that dotted the landscape in the 2016 election have come to symbolize isolationism and exclusion of immigrant, we need only to look to antiquity to realize that the red cap was actually once a symbol of freedom and citizenship.
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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's embrace of isolationism has been a hallmark of his presidency.
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While FIFA members should ultimately vote their conscience, they ought to recognize not only the many advantages of holding the event in North America but the strong message that it would send: First, a North American World Cup would be a much-needed symbol of international unity, in a time of increased isolationism.
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There were other worries on Churchill's mind in 1919 — not least a looming sectarian civil war in Ireland — but the future of Britain's relationship with a newly configured Europe, the perils of a resurgent, aggressive Russia, the danger of American isolationism and the likelihood of unrest in the Middle East were uppermost.
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Pulling on a sensible rhetorical jersey, Macron was on a mission to put himself -- and France -- at the center of things, loudly denouncing the isolationism of Britain and the US. "Only collective action allows for the upholding of the sovereignty and equality of the people in whose name we take action," Macron said.
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Nearly all of the design heads of major brands are white, as are the chief executives, so the fact that a black man will be in such a visible position is an important step — especially as Britain prepares to withdraw from the European Union and prejudice and cultural isolationism become more prevalent.
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Trump's Syria policy lacks that dubious coherence: It seems to have no broader rationale other than the president's knee-jerk isolationism, his deference to Vladimir Putin, his apparent belief that the only vital U.S. interest in Syria is the defeat of ISIS, and his occasional need to look tough by ordering minimally effective airstrikes.
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She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is taking a relevant stand against isolationism and complacency, but these plots get repetitive due to shallow characterizations like a princess with the ability to manipulate plants being a big flower-obsessed hippie who thinks putting out positive vibes will bend the universe into making everything go her way.
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Eurasia Group named the U.S. abandonment of its global leadership role its "Top Risk for 2017," saying in a Tuesday report that the new U.S. position is not isolationism — outright seclusion from global affairs — but rather one that prioritizes the country's own economic interests above the global promotion of democracy, civil rights or the rule of law.
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The rest touch on some issue at the center of a heated political period in American history, from issues of diplomacy and isolationism in geopolitics (Arrival) to struggles faced by black Americans (Fences, Hidden Figures, Moonlight) to the economic difficulties of the white working class (Hell or High Water) to issues of religious freedom (Hacksaw Ridge).
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What this points to is a certain commonality, at the very extreme ends of the spectrum, between left-wing critique of "American empire" and right-wing isolationism — a foreign policy variant of the "horseshoe theory" of political ideology, which posits some factions on the extremes are closer to each other than those on the center-left and center-right.
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" The scientist warned that "if we fail, then the forces that contributed to Brexit, the envy and isolationism not just in the U.K. but around the world that spring from not sharing, of cultures driven by a narrow definition of wealth and a failure to divide it more fairly, both within nations and across national borders, will strengthen.
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Just as Donald Trump dug up ideas long thought to have been dead and buried in this country – nativism, protectionism, "America First" isolationism – the rhetoric and political demands of Europe's extreme right contain disturbing echoes of the virulent nationalism that swept the continent during the 1920s and 85033s and plunged the world into history's bloodiest war.
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But by then, with the Trump administration in full swing, he agreed that the parallels between the world he invented and what was happening in contemporary America were hard to ignore: a demagogic president who openly expresses admiration for a foreign dictator; a surge of right-wing nationalism and isolationism; polarization; false narratives; xenophobia and the demonization of others.
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"In the face of isolationism, protectionism, racism — the simple concept of looking outwardly and beyond ourselves, of kindness and collectivism, might just be as good a starting point as any," said Ms. Ardern, 38, who this week became the first head of state to bring her baby — 3-month-old Neve Gayford — to the United Nations.
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The mantra of " democracy promotion", often criticised as a pretext for ulterior US motives, may give way to a new isolationism that amounts to a rapprochement on Russia's terms, one that drops references to liberal norms in foreign policy and instead accommodates itself with Russia's vision of a "polycentric world" based on spheres of great power influence.
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The problems that many European countries face today are present in Greece: the attractions of populist politics and the dead ends to which they lead; the shock of mass immigration and the reactions to it; an unpredictable United States administration that might swing between isolationism and intervention; the strains of economies that cannot sustain the promises of the past.
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We know what a "new isolationism" looks like: It's Donald Trump, with his skepticism of the bipartisan commitment to NATO and alliances in East Asia that have formed the bedrock of American foreign policy since World War II. By contrast, Obama has maintained roughly 800 military bases worldwide, as well as a military presence in about 76 percent of the world's countries.
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Mr Trump's constant refrain about American troops always losing, his tendency towards isolationism, his insulting of prominent veterans such as John McCain, his attacks on George W. Bush as commander-in-chief and, most of all, his apparent enthusiasm for soldiers committing acts that would have them court-martialled, are a recipe for these Republican voters to the Democratic camp.
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Even before Trump, Roth knew what much of America's political class had forgotten: that the boundaries of the possible were wider than either the Democratic or Republican parties believed, that isolationism and xenophobia are powerful tools in the hands of a charismatic political outsider, that there is nothing in the American heart that inoculates us against the allure of demagogues.
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He knows little enough of American history to have chosen as his rallying cry "America First," a slogan with a past clouded by allies-be-damned isolationism at the start of World War II. (Or perhaps that's why he embraced it.) The president does not even know the history of the C.I.A., as his self-regarding speech before the hallowed Memorial Wall showed.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE, facing growing calls for impeachment from Democrats over the evolving Ukraine controversy, on Tuesday promoted the benefits of isolationism and patriotism to a gathering of international leaders at the United Nations.
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In a memoir released in May, McCain made a plea for civility "even in times of political turmoil such as these," urging Americans to "recover our sense that we are more alike than different" and warning against isolationism, restating his long-held belief that the US should occupy a prominent place in the world — positions that have often separated him from the president's own rhetoric.
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Failing to do so could lead to end of human race: If we fail then the forces that contributed to Brexit, the envy and isolationism not just in the UK but around the world that spring from not sharing, of cultures driven by a narrow definition of wealth and a failure to divide it more fairly, both within nations and across national borders, will strengthen.
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This forum aims to fix that, and it's especially important when isolationism is rearing its head... including here in the U.S." Former President Bill Clinton: "I want you to look to the future, but I believe underneath all these debates that are going on today lingers one simple question... whether you believe social strength, economic reform and political reform flow from division or multiplication.
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Yes, isolationism, nationalism and ethnocentrism exist in a minority, but more thoughtful critics of T.P.P. object not to international trade but to trade agreements that are biased toward corporate interests, allow abuses of labor and the environment, and are unaccompanied by effective trade adjustment assistance for those American workers who pay the price for the increased prosperity that trade brings to the rest of us.
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The really scary part, if one continues this historical comparison, is that the Great Depression was ended not as much by smart economic policy as it was the end of a failed foreign policy marked by American isolationism in the years leading to World War II. Today, Mr. Trump's America First posture is behind his abrupt decision last week to withdraw antiterrorism troops from Syria.
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With the help of the archivist Emily Uhrin, Mr. Neville looked at fan letters, interviews, annotated scripts and more housed at the Fred Rogers Center in Latrobe, Pa. Then there were all those episodes from the show that began in 13: the host arguing against isolationism during the height of the Vietnam War, or explaining the word "assassination" to children after the death of Sen.
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"Whoever champions a closed mind instead of openness to the world, whoever literally walls themselves in, bets on protectionism instead of free trade and preaches isolationism instead of states cooperating, and declares 'We first' as a program, should not be surprised if others do the same — with all the fatal side effects for international ties which we know from the 20th century," Mr. Lammert said.
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Vice President Biden took several veiled shots at 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 on Monday, warning in a Foreign Affairs article that isolationism would diminish the United States's standing in the world.
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What is more: 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's campaign for a trade war and economic isolationism is likely to make the consequences of the warming of our planet worse for his country.
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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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Going further back in history, imperial Japan adopted a campaign that mixed promoting Depression-era complaints about U.S. economic inequality along with a healthy dose of 1930s American isolationism in hopes of discouraging U.S. troops during World War II. The most notorious mouthpiece for that effort was a woman nicknamed "Tokyo Rose," who was actually an American-born citizen of Japanese descent who was living in Japan during the war.
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Revulsion over the war and the reactionary backlash it loosed caused America to turn its face away from the world once more, leading to the failure to join the League of Nations and to the widespread isolationism that left the country woefully unprepared for World War II. Kazin would trace our existing national security state back to the decision we made to enter the Great War in 1917, but in fact that prototype was almost entirely dismantled.
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Yet understanding what it means to create and maintain brand-centric communities will become a strategic imperative, because it offers a solution to two problems: first, the isolating effects of technology on the individual; and second, the global trend toward national isolationism and protectionism, along with the risk (as yet unfulfilled but real, according to Mikhail Khodorkovsky, founder of Open Russia, as well as Ms. Pritzker), that geopolitical powers will begin to disengage and unions fracture.
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I believe that any hopes for a more stable international climate can only come to fruition if the U.S. pursues such a strategy — not the isolationism that President Trump champions, nor the uncritical internationalism that was, in different ways, the downfall of both President George W. Bush's and President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 85033,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Former Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonDonald Trump and the New Isolationism Tillerson: Netanyahu 'played' Trump with misinformation Pompeo sees status grow with Bolton exit MORE said during a Tuesday interview with a panel of Harvard professors that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE "played" President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE numerous times, according to The Harvard Gazette.
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Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischGraham: Schiff comment on inquiry findings 'full of crap' Senate Republicans struggle to coalesce behind an impeachment strategy Overnight Defense: Top diplomat changes testimony to indicate quid pro quo | Dem offers measure on Turkish human rights abuses in Syria | Warren offers plan to address veteran suicide rates MORE (R-Idaho) and Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezFairness, tradition, and the Constitution demand the 'whistleblower' step forward Isolationism creeps back over America, as the president looks out for himself McConnell sends warning shot on Turkey sanctions after House vote MORE (D-N.
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Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischGraham: Schiff comment on inquiry findings 'full of crap' Senate Republicans struggle to coalesce behind an impeachment strategy Overnight Defense: Top diplomat changes testimony to indicate quid pro quo | Dem offers measure on Turkish human rights abuses in Syria | Warren offers plan to address veteran suicide rates MORE (R-Idaho) and Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezFairness, tradition, and the Constitution demand the 'whistleblower' step forward Isolationism creeps back over America, as the president looks out for himself McConnell sends warning shot on Turkey sanctions after House vote MORE (D-N.
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Sanders and Perez unite Democrats against the secretive swampland that Trump Republicans have brought to Washington with secret presidential tax returns, secret White House visitor logs, shameless and pervasive conflicts of interest, a major scandal involving Russia undermining American democracy to support Trump for president, a war on women now attacking Planned Parenthood, a sellout of workers with retreats on trade and the most radical trickle-down economics in history, a war against the Earth attacking environmental standards, a war against the poor through barbaric program cuts, and a president who moved from extreme isolationism to bellicose threats of war he seems ready to fight without allies, strategies, or plans.
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