globalists
Borderless economy supporters
Globalists are people who favor international cooperation, free trade, and interconnected economies over nationalist or isolationist policies.
The term is neutral in academic contexts but has become heavily loaded in political rhetoric, where it often carries conspiratorial or antisemitic undertones—implying a shadowy elite working against ordinary citizens' interests: The candidate blamed globalists for destroying American manufacturing.
Unrestricted international exchange
- multinationalsCorporations operating in multiple countries
- capitalismPrivate profit-based economy
- marketsTrade gathering places
- outsourcingThird-party task delegation
offshoring · transnational · World Bank · IMF · WTO · trade agreements · supply chains · tariffs
Belief in shared humanity
- internationalismFavoring cooperation among nations
- universalismDoctrine of total reconciliation
- open societySociety permitting free inquiry
- progressiveFavoring reform and innovation
Multinational peacekeeping body
- NATOWestern defense organization
- G7Leading economies' summit group
- G20Top economies' coordination body
- European UnionContinental political-economic federation
treaties · international law · summits · multilateralism · supranational · world government · technocracy · elitism
Devotion to one's country
- populismPolitics favoring ordinary citizens
- protectionismShielding local producers
- isolationismPolicy avoiding foreign alliances
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
nativism · America First · Brexit · Euroscepticism · anti-establishment · deep state · conspiracy · puppet masters
Formal union of parties
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
- multilateralInvolving multiple parties
- diplomacyNegotiation between nations
negotiation · consensus · coalition · interconnected · interdependent · networking · joint ventures · cross-border
free trade
Unrestricted international exchange
- multinationalsCorporations operating in multiple countries
- capitalismPrivate profit-based economy
- marketsTrade gathering places
outsourcing · offshoring · transnational · World Bank · IMF · WTO · trade agreements · supply chains · tariffs · neoliberalism
cosmopolitanism
Belief in shared humanity
- internationalismFavoring cooperation among nations
- universalismDoctrine of total reconciliation
- open societySociety permitting free inquiry
UN
Multinational peacekeeping body
- NATOWestern defense organization
- G7Leading economies' summit group
- G20Top economies' coordination body
European Union · treaties · international law · summits · multilateralism · supranational · world government · technocracy · elitism · bureaucracy
nationalism
Devotion to one's country
- populismPolitics favoring ordinary citizens
- protectionismShielding local producers
- isolationismPolicy avoiding foreign alliances
sovereignty · nativism · America First · Brexit · Euroscepticism · anti-establishment · deep state · conspiracy · puppet masters · national interest
alliance
Formal union of parties
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
- multilateralInvolving multiple parties
diplomacy · negotiation · consensus · coalition · interconnected · interdependent · networking · joint ventures · cross-border · harmonization
- believersbeliever, believers, adherent, devotee, theist
- reformersreformers, reformer, social reformers, social reformer, political reformer
- free marketersAdam Smith, Milton Friedman, Ayn Rand, free traders, laissez-faire
- trade stakeholderstrade representatives, trade associations, exporters, importers, chambers of commerce
globalistsnationalists
Advocates for homeland interests
nativists · isolationists · protectionists · anti-globalists · patriots
globalistsnativists
Advocates for limiting foreign arrivals
traditionalists · communitarians · xenophobes · assimilationists