Globalism

Globalism is an ideology favoring deeper integration and cooperation across national borders. It supports shared rules, international institutions, and cross-border economic or political ties.

Globalization: The growing integration of economies, societies, and communication across national borders. Globalism is an ideology about integration; globalization describes the cross-border processes it often endorses.
United Nations: An international organization founded in 1945 to promote peace, security, cooperation, and human rights. It is a prominent institution built around cooperation among states on global issues.
Economic nationalism: A policy outlook that prioritizes domestic industries and national control over economic activity. It opposes globalist economic integration when that integration is seen to weaken domestic production or control.
Global value chain: The cross-border sequence of activities through which a product is designed, made, and delivered. Global integration has organized production across countries, creating both efficiencies and dependencies.
Internationalism: A political outlook that supports cooperation among nations while recognizing them as distinct states. It shares globalism’s cooperative aims but often puts national sovereignty more explicitly at the center.
World Trade Organization: An international organization that administers trade agreements and provides a forum for trade negotiations and disputes. Its shared trade rules exemplify the institutional coordination globalists favor.
Protectionism: Government policies that restrict imports or foreign competition to shelter domestic producers. It reverses the open-trade tendency often associated with globalist economic policy.
Offshoring: The relocation of business activities or production to another country. It is a visible consequence of cross-border economic integration and a frequent source of political dispute.
Multilateralism: A diplomatic approach in which three or more countries coordinate policies or make decisions together. It is a practical method for pursuing the cooperation favored by globalist politics.
European Union: A political and economic union of European countries with shared institutions and common policies in selected areas. It demonstrates deep regional integration, including authority exercised jointly beyond the nation-state.

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New World Order conspiracy theoryCompared with: The conspiracy narrative often treats this broad political orientation as proof of a hidden plot.