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 by	Anti-Nationalism (Most) Pan-Nationalism (Kinda)
Variations
Schools of Thought	Far-Right Internationalism File:Anti-Communism.png Anti-Communism Anti-Globalism Anti-Multiculturalism Anti-Progressivism Identitarianism (Some) Neo-Nationalism Reactionary Liberalism (Some) Welfare Chauvinism (Some) Ultranationalism (many) 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 (Some) 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)

|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 |song = |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

|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.
• Libertarianism & Anarcho-Capitalism - I love your universalist ideas but you simp too much for decentralization and local rule, be more like them and less like these

others.

Enemies

• Paleoconservatism - Isolationist and a closeted fascist.
• Ultranationalism - Fascist!
• Neo-Nationalism - Zoomer-Boomer Biggot sickness!

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Internationalism