Internationalism

Internationalism
Basic Information
Aliases	Globalism (mistakenly) Proletarian Internationalism (by Marxists) Liberal internationalism (by liberals) Far-Right Internationalism (by some far right Ideologies)
Alignments	Non-Quadrant Internationalists
Ideological Influences
Influenced	Alter-Globalism Democratic Confederalism Dengism (until Xi) Globalism Kaczynskism Liberalism Left Communism Marxism Marxism–Leninism Multiculturalism Pan-Nationalism (some) Pancasila Social Democracy (most) Social Liberalism Trotskyism
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	Adam Smith (1723-1790) Scotland Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) Prussia Karl Marx (1818-1883) Germany Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924) USA Ramsay MacDonald (1866-1937) UK Tom Connally (1877-1963) USA Leon Trotsky (Lev Bronstein) (1879-1940) Ukrainian SSR
Variations
Schools of Thought	Far-Right Internationalism Anti-Globalism Anti-Multiculturalism Anti-Progressivism Neo-Nationalism Liberal Internationalism Adam Smith Thought Globalism Liberalism Neoconservatism (Some) Neoliberalism (Modern) Welfarism (Most) Wilsonianism (Some, USA) Libertarian Internationalism Anarcho-Capitalism (some) Bleeding-Heart Libertarianism (most) Civil Libertarianism Economic Globalisation Liberaltarianism Neo-Libertarianism (some) Proletariat Internationalism Alter-Globalism Anti-Capitalism Anti-Clericalism Anti-Colonialism Anti-Fascism Anti-Nationalism Ergatocracy Leninism Marxism Marxism-Leninism (most) Maoism–Third Worldism (most, especially in the west) Revolutionary Progressivism (some) Socialism Trotskyism (most) Utopian Socialism (some) Eurocommunism (some, especially in Europe)
Character Information
Likes	Regional Unions
Dislikes	Isolationism Autarky

Internationalism is an ideology which stresses the benefits of greater cooperation between nations. It advocates that humans should unite across national boundaries to advance a common cause or interest. Being a broad term, it is similar to Globalism and Cosmopolitanism, but is generally distinct in the way that internationalism is less extreme than the two (e.g. doesn't necessarily want a one-world government or to mix cultures, etc).

Internationalism can be advocated for many different reasons. Economic internationalism supports states cooperating with each other to improve economic relations with each other; an example of this is the European Union. Another form of internationalism includes diplomatic/foreign interventionism, popular with ideologies such as Neoconservatism. Historically, socialist movements have used internationalism to unite communists world-wide against class struggle.

Relationships

Friends

• Leninism - An communist who is a massive fan of me.
• Marxism - Workers of the world unite!
• Neoconservatism - Exporting freedom to other countries? Based!
• Neo-Libertarianism - Essentially the one above but more extreme .
• Neoliberalism - You love me a lot. But you can be a bit extreme at times.
• Cosmopolitanism - We are world citizens.
• Globalism - Me, but more focused on maintaining a one-world government.
• Civic Nationalism - My favorite form of nationalism!
• Alter-Globalism - Protecting worker's rights and promoting internationalism? Based!

Frenemies

• Nationalism - As long you help other countries, you're OK.
• Patriotism - Like the above but softer and better.
• Ethnopluralism - We both support universal theories, but why are you racist?
• Welfarism - Depends if I support deregulation or not.

Enemies

• Paleoconservatism - Isolationist and a closeted fascist.
• Ultranationalism - Fascist!

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Internationalism