globalism in Russian
globalism in Russian is глобали́зм, мондиали́зм — globalism means the belief that people, goods and information should be free to move across national borders without restriction.
globalism in Russian
глобали́зм
Pronounced: globalizm
An ideology based on the belief that people, goods and information ought to be able to cross national borders unfettered.
мондиали́зм
Pronounced: mondializm
An ideology based on the belief that people, goods and information ought to be able to cross national borders unfettered.
What does "globalism" mean?
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noun The belief that people, goods and information should be free to move across national borders without restriction.
"Her thesis argues that globalism has reshaped how young people see their own national identity."
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noun An economic system built around free trade and open access to markets worldwide.
"Supporters of globalism point to cheaper goods and wider consumer choice as its main benefits."
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noun In conspiracy theories, a supposed plot to hand national power over to centralized global authorities.
"The pamphlet claimed globalism was secretly controlling national governments."
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globalism in a sentence
- Her thesis argues that globalism has reshaped how young people see their own national identity.
- Critics of globalism worry that it weakens local industries and traditions.
- Supporters of globalism point to cheaper goods and wider consumer choice as its main benefits.
- The rise of globalism in the late twentieth century changed how multinational firms operate.
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What is "globalism" in Russian?
"globalism" in Russian is глобали́зм, мондиали́зм. globalism means: The belief that people, goods and information should be free to move across national borders without restriction.
How do you pronounce глобали́зм?
"globalism" in Russian is глобали́зм, pronounced "globalizm".
How do you use "globalism" in a sentence?
Example: "Her thesis argues that globalism has reshaped how young people see their own national identity." In Russian, "globalism" is глобали́зм, мондиали́зм.
Are there other ways to say "globalism" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "globalism": глобали́зм, мондиали́зм.
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