Globalism and nationalism: which one is bad?
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The author differentiates between globalism, an ideology, and globalisation, a process that affects us all. He compares globalism and nationalism, considering the positive, negative, and similar, aspects of each, using examples from Eastern Europe where a struggle is taking place between the two, interdependent, ideologies. He advocates ‘the constant presence of both to avoid the hegemony of either’.
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