Is Globalism Dead?

British political-scientist David Held construed Globalism in 1999 as ‘the widening, deepening, and speeding-up of global interconnectedness’, whereas today, the IMF compartmentalised this theory into three constituents; The ‘economic, political and cultural’ domains, all associating nations together to, theoretically, fulfill an equanimous Earth. However, many consider these once-practical aspirations having now plateaued; the overall perceived inefficacious impact of globalism economically, politically, and culturally inclines many toward pessimistic attitudes regarding this once-prevailing notion, causing the majority to question; ‘Is Globalism Dead?’ This paper is published in the Western Confederation Policy: https://westernconfederation.com/policy