Nationalism, Globalism, and the Challenges to Universal Dialogue

• Authors: Hicks Steven V.
• Languages of publication: EN

Abstracts

EN

In this essay, I argue that the contemporary world scene is characterized by a growing sense of conflict, disorganization, and fragmentation of previous unities and alliances. I also argue that any serious attempt to address these issues would have to focus on the following broad areas of concern: (1) the challenge of global political instability; (2) the challenge of promoting a more positive approach to regionalism; (3) the challenge of global poverty and inequality; (4) the challenge of human displacement; and (5) the challenge of climate change and environmental degradation.

Keywords

EN

automation; Bretton Woods; Brexit; climate change; cosmopolitanism; global governance; globalism; globalization; inequality; International Monetary Fund (IMF); Marshall Plan; multilateralism; nationalism; new world order/disorder; Paris Climate Agreement; populism; poverty; refugee crisis; regionalism; sovereignty; transnationalism; United Nations (UN); universal dialogue; World Bank; World Trade Organization (WTO)

• Publisher: Instytut Filozofii i Socjologii Polskiej Akademii Nauk; Fundacja Filozofia Na Rzecz Dialogu
• Journal: Dialogue and Universalism
• Year: 2019
• Issue: 1
• Pages: 17-36

Contributors

author

Hicks Steven V.

• The Behrend College, Pennsylvania State University, 4701 College Dr, Erie, PA 16563, USA.