Scepticism towards globalization is about more than the unequal distribution of wealth

Anna Pia Hudtloff; Erik Lundsgaarde

Scepticism towards globalization is about more than the unequal distribution of wealth

Anna Pia Hudtloff (Editor)
, Erik Lundsgaarde

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Abstract

The result of the recent Italian election follows a string of political contests from Brexit to remind us that while governments often view international economic integration as a path to increasing prosperity and wellbeing, there is a trend of anti-globalization sentiment - a “globalization backlash” - influencing elections in western democracies.

Original language	English
Publication date	28 May 2018
Publisher	Danish Institute for International Studies
Publication status	Published - 28 May 2018

Series	DIIS Longread

Bibliographical note

Co-funded by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung

Keywords

Globalization
Inequality
Elections
Economic integration
Political development

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Explaining Globalization Scepticism
Lundsgaarde, E., 2018, Danish Institute for International Studies. 69 p. (DIIS Report; No. 02, Vol. 2018).
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Scepticism towards globalization is about more than the unequal distribution of wealth

Abstract

Bibliographical note

Keywords

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Research output

Explaining Globalization Scepticism

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