Meaning of globalism in English
(Definition of globalism from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
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He also argues that regionalism is a compromise between globalism and protectionism.
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The spread of globalism has become the ruling cliche of our time.
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Globalism, market forces, and politics won't go away, but they may yet become user-friendly.
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Farber concludes that both globalism and localism are fundamentally incomplete, each containing a partial normative vision that deemphasises the values promoted by the other (p. 1273).
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Some people call that globalisation, some globalism and others global capitalism.
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We must reject globalism, protect our economies and stop building up the strength of our competitors.
Globalism is the belief in a single idea that excludes alternative points of view.
As long as we embrace globalism, we shall not dig ourselves out of the crisis.
Anyone who is pleased with the outcome of this repeated referendum will also be pleased with the death of democracy and the dictatorship of globalism.
Globalism has led to a world of interconnected communities.
I think that globalism will stimulate the very nationalism that it was supposed to end.
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Some hope of that if we continue to embrace globalism.
Globalism, on the other hand, is a programme aimed at creating a supra-national global power.
Secondly, globalism implies indifference to migration phenomena.
The concept of globalism now is most commonly used to refer to different ideologies of globalization.
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