right-wing antiglobalism

Summary

right-wing antiglobalism is a political ideology^[1]. It draws 224 Wikipedia views per month (political_ideology category, ranking #177 of 583).^[2]

Key Facts

• right-wing antiglobalism's instance of is recorded as political ideology^[3].
• right-wing antiglobalism's instance of is recorded as political position^[4].
• right-wing antiglobalism's logo image is recorded as Anti-Sustainable Development Goals Logo (Anti-Agenda 2030).svg^[5].
• right-wing antiglobalism's subclass of is recorded as anti-globalization movement^[6].
• right-wing antiglobalism's subclass of is recorded as alt-right^[7].
• right-wing antiglobalism's subclass of is recorded as antisemitism^[8].
• right-wing antiglobalism's subclass of is recorded as right-wing populism^[9].
• right-wing antiglobalism's main subject is recorded as national identity^[10].
• right-wing antiglobalism's political alignment is recorded as right-wing^[11].
• right-wing antiglobalism's Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID is recorded as event/antiglobalization/Right-and-left-wing-antiglobalism^[12].
• right-wing antiglobalism's has characteristic is recorded as nationalism^[13].
• right-wing antiglobalism's different from is recorded as alter-globalization^[14].
• right-wing antiglobalism's significant person is recorded as Willis Carto^[15].
• right-wing antiglobalism's significant person is recorded as Gary Allen^[16].
• right-wing antiglobalism's significant person is recorded as Archibald Roberts^[17].
• right-wing antiglobalism's in opposition to is recorded as globalization^[18].
• right-wing antiglobalism's in opposition to is recorded as United Nations^[19].

Why It Matters

right-wing antiglobalism draws 224 Wikipedia views per month (political_ideology category, ranking #177 of 583).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[20]