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Globalism (8values name: World), also known as Internationalism. It believes emphasizes diplomacy, compromise/cooperation, integration, and in its most extreme forms, an international world government.

History

Although the concept of globalism had been around much longer, the term itself was popularized in the United States in debates following WWII about how it should operate now that it was the most powerful nation on earth. The United States wanted to reform it's allies in Europe and Asia, and later the world, into sharing it's economic policies. Historically was led by Neoliberalism. Regarding left-wing perceptions, many Western social-liberals, leftists and anarchists tend to vaugely support globalism, seeing racism and discrimination as inherent to nationalism, and often promote (to some extent) removing cultural boundaries to promote further unity to working people. However, most left-wingers and anarchists outside of the west especially in developing nations or colonized lands tend to view the ideals of globalism as alternative imperialism and see national liberation and self-determination of colonized groups as more important. This has led to globalism often having to fight against numerous National-Liberation, Post-Colonial and/or Alter-Globalization movements throughout history.

Views

W.I.P.

Galactic Federation as last stage

Last stage of Globalism can be considered as United Galactic Federation, where whole planets in galaxy are independent but cooperates and created galactic government. All planets and races are treated equally.

How to Draw

Globalism's design is based on the 8values World icon.

Draw a ball
Fill in ball with blue: 03A9F4
Draw the "world symbol" in center
Add the eyes and you're done!

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Blue Jeans	#03A9F4	3, 169, 244
	Eerie Black	#222222	34, 34, 34

Relations

Friends

Neoliberalism - My homeboy.
Trotskyism - World communism? Sounds good to me.
Multiculturalism - My son who thinks that all cultures are be represented.
Anationalism - My anarchist son who thinks that we should be united under one language.
World Federalism - My more radical son who wants to unite humanity under one federal government.
Interculturalism - He thinks that all cultures should integrate with each other ~~assimilate into a monocultural~~.
Neoconservatism & Third Way - The liberal hawk army.

Frenemies

Dengism - I liked you during Tze-min era, but now you are kinda nazbol. And I really dislike how you started to close down during the pandemic.
Illuminatism - My contestant for the world domination, but we do work great together if we don't fight.
Alter-Globalization - Globalization without globalization? What are you?
Imperialism - I like how you wrecked those isolated tribes, but you keep attacking our potential trade partners. ~~(Besides, I am just you but better.)~~
Fourth Theory - Claims to hate me, but sometimes supports anti-nationalists .

Enemies

Civic Nationalism - Dangerous evil bigot!
Patriotism - Overrated value.
Nationalism - "Sovereignty" is a dog whistle for xenophobia!
Pan-Nationalism - Countries of similar origins helping each other? Impossible! ~~Ignore that I want a pan-human identity.~~
National Socialism - This is what Nationalism leads to, people.
Alt-Right - Stop using me as a dog whistle for Jews.
Urbism - Wants every city to be independent, which would be absolutely terrible!
File:Ego.png Egoism - How selfish. Humanity first!
Trumpism - America First? Protecting workers? Not on my watch.
Protectionism - Protecting your closed economy from global trade? I don't think so.
Tribalism - Stop living in a forest and unite with the rest of the world.
Reactionary Liberalism & National Liberalism - Xenophobic Libtard Rightoids!
Neo-Nationalism - My archenemy.

Further Information

Books

In Defense of Globalization by Jagdish Bhagwati

Wikipedia

People

"Note:This a general list of persons that support globalization, internationalism and/or even one-world government. How globalists and/or internationalists they're is very variable"