Difference between Internationalism and Globalism
Internationalism – is refers to political, economic and cultural
aspects for the promotion of the common good between
nations.
Globalism – is an ideology based on the belief that people,
goods and information is necessary to be able to cross
national borders free
The three types of Internationalism:
1. Hegemonic Internationalism – isthe belief that the world is being integrated based on
unequal terms with the dominance of one nation or nation-state over others.
Example:
The Colonization of the Philippines by Spain imposing their own system to the Filipinos and their
own cultural practices.
2. Liberal Internationalism – is a concept concerned with human rights, freedom, consent, and
equality with respect to the rule of law.
Example:
The United Nations and Group Eight.
3. Revolutionary Internationalism- believes that conflict in the society are due to international
factors and alliances. Nation-states are forced to do what they think is right.
Example:
The French Revolution and the protest against the Vietnam War in America
