What is globalism and globalisation?

Globalism versus globalization? Many people would think the two terms refer to the same phenomenon. However, there are important differences between the two. read more

Both globalism and globalization are all too often defined in strictly economic terms, as if the world economy as such defined globalism. But other forms are equally important. There are four distinct dimensions of globalism: economic, military, environmental — and social. read more

Globalism is imbued with a sense of obligation and duty to increase globalization. It puts a positive moral spin on globalization, deeming it to be a helpful and useful process. Whereas globalization describes “how” the world’s becoming more connected, globalism implies it “ought” to become more connected. read more

Globalization, for good or ill, is here to stay. Globalization is an attempt to abolish barriers, especially in trade. In fact, it has been around longer than you might think. read more