antiglobalists
Antiglobalists are individuals or groups who oppose or critique globalization, the increasing interconnectedness of economies, politics, and cultures through international trade, investment, institutions, and communication networks. They argue that globalization can undermine national sovereignty, erode labor and environmental standards, and accelerate inequality.
Core concerns include the economic effects of liberalized trade and capital flows, perceived loss of democratic
History: The term gained prominence with the anti-globalization movement of the late 1990s and early 2000s,
Variants: Not all antiglobalists share a single program. Some favor protectionist or immigration-restrictive policies; others advocate
Critics of antiglobalist positions argue that such views can promote protectionism or xenophobia, while supporters contend