Resistance to Globalization

Definition

Resistance to globalization refers to opposition or pushback against the process of increasing interconnectedness among nations in terms of trade, investment flows, cultural exchange, and technological advancements. It often involves concerns about loss of national identity or sovereignty.

Related terms

Protectionism: A policy approach that seeks to protect domestic industries from foreign competition through barriers such as tariffs or import restrictions.

Nationalism: An ideology that prioritizes loyalty towards one's own nation over other considerations. It often involves a strong sense of national identity.

Anti-globalization movement: A collective effort by individuals or groups who oppose various aspects of globalization due to concerns about inequality, environmental impact, cultural homogeneity, or economic exploitation.