Analysis of how populism undermines multilateralism and promotes nationalism, suggesting pathways for global cooperation.
The global political landscape is experiencing a potent force currently reshaping the post-cold war liberal order once dominated by global elites. This paper attempt to explore how populist movements are eroding multilateralism, international norms, migration flows and free trade movements in favor of protectionism, nationalism and anti-immigrant policies. Populism advocate for mechanisms aiming to optimize national interests over global interests. The current World order is experiencing tremendous defections from climate change, human security governance and security governance arrangements which plays a pivotal role in shaping modern civilization. By undermining the values of humanity, this paper proposes strategies which can help enhance global cooperation and limit fragmentation in global governance. In order to address these challenges, the paper recommends enhancing global policies on inequality, democratic institutions, empowering civil societies and the promotion of social cohesion. The findings of these papers call for an urgent need in improving the current situation degrading situation by promoting cooperation, peace and stability globally in an increasingly constraints political environment.
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