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“If you want freedom, take pride in your country. If you want democracy, hold on to your sovereignty. And if you want peace, love your nation,” Mr. Trump said, as he called for stronger borders and new controls on migration. He added: “The future does not belong to globalists. The future belongs to patriots. The future belongs to sovereign and independent nations.” Do you agree with it? Give arguments in favour of your statement in about 150 words. Q What is nationalism? How is nationalism in the past different from nationalism today? Q. What does it mean in 2020, the year of global crisis, in terms of human life and world economy? Q. Are we turning into nations of hyper nationalists which defeats the universalization of Global Peace Order? Elaborate your views quoting examples across the Globe.

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Answered by fashionink
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'Globalist’ refers to those who genuinely believe (and correctly, I might add) that trade and positive international relations are the way forward for any nation - and, honestly, this has been pretty indisputable for centuries. If we’ve learned nothing else from millennia of conflict and dispute, it’s that trading with our neighbours and mutually enjoying the wealth that stems from international trade is far better than going to war for resources we can just purchase.

'Globalist’ refers to those who genuinely believe (and correctly, I might add) that trade and positive international relations are the way forward for any nation - and, honestly, this has been pretty indisputable for centuries. If we’ve learned nothing else from millennia of conflict and dispute, it’s that trading with our neighbours and mutually enjoying the wealth that stems from international trade is far better than going to war for resources we can just purchase.For one thing, as I said, you don’t tend to go to war with your trading partners, and that’s led to a massive decrease in the number of open armed conflicts over the past 60–70 years. It’s part of why one of the best ways to apply pressure on another country now is with economic sanctions: nobody wants the prosperity of their nation compromised with tariffs, or restrictions placed upon what they trade and with whom.

Nationalism is an ideology that gives a nation a sense of unity by imposing on them the same set of identities (for instance linguistic, historical, cultural). Especially peculiar to nationalism is defining the nation against an Other inside or outside of the state borders.

Nationalism is an ideology that gives a nation a sense of unity by imposing on them the same set of identities (for instance linguistic, historical, cultural). Especially peculiar to nationalism is defining the nation against an Other inside or outside of the state borders.It has its origins in the post-Cold War period and the changes which the third phase of globalization brought to the West European states.

Neo-nationalism is the successor to classical nationalism. Both nationalists and neo-nationalists see the nation as one family but differ in the criteria for affiliation. Nationalist see the state and the nation as a family whose members are inextricably linked based on ethnical, racial, genetic, religious or cultural homogeneity as criteria of belonging. In contrast, neo-nationalists take historical association as the major factor for granting membership to the national family, which makes it inclusive and fundamentally different from their predecessors in terms of inclusiveness.In contrast to the classical nationalism, neo-nationalism does not take ethnicity and race to structure a hierarchical order in terms of "right" and "wrong".

Particularly notable expressions of new nationalism include the vote for Brexit in the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum and the 2016 election of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States.

Nationalism is a useful ideology to unite people all together. Even there are religions, but nationalism is more useful when it comes to defend the country. Globalization is a unevitable trend. With ongoing wars, refugee crisis and countless human sufferings, we may feel there is a urgent need for us to embrace all people in the world instead of the ideas of nationalism. However, whatever the situation is, people share the same nationality are the exact group who share the same set of principles with you and most importantly, the same interests. It is undeniable that the coronavirus crisis has brought globalism to its knees.

There is of course a hopeful counter-argument; and it goes like this: because the pandemic is by its nature without agency or agenda, and because it affects all humans — regardless of race, class, or faith — at a biological level, we may expect the emergence of a humanitarian and communitarian response rather than hyper-nationalism.

And we see evidence of this in China, in the United States, in Italy and no doubt even Iran: people coming together to help each other out as people rather than as fellow nationals.

The emergence and intensification of the COVID-19 pandemic has created conditions which, falling as they do into a world of advanced industrial states already turning to hyper-nationalism, the political far-right, or outright authoritarianism — including but not limited to Britain, the United States, France, Germany, Austria, Turkey, and Russia — make major interstate war more likely.

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Nature of Human Wants. All the desires and aspirations and motives of humans are known as human wants in economics. And the wants that can be satisfied with goods and services of any kind are economic wants. Like for example food, shelter, clothing, etc are economic human wants.

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