Globalist

Political Haplotype

Embracing international cooperation, free trade, and cosmopolitan values over nationalist isolation.

3Distinct Types
~11%of Population

The Globalist haplotype encompasses political types that believe in international cooperation, free movement of people and goods, and cosmopolitan values. Globalists see national borders as increasingly arbitrary in an interconnected world.

What unites globalists is openness to the world and belief that international cooperation produces better outcomes than nationalist isolation. They differ on economic policy and the role of international institutions.

Typical Dimension Ranges

Personal Liberty
55–80
Market Economy
55–85
Global Orientation
70–90
Cultural Values
50–75

What All Globalists Share

International Cooperation

Global problems require global solutions. Nations working together achieve more.

Free Movement

People and goods should flow freely across borders. Immigration benefits everyone.

Evidence-Based Policy

Policy should be based on data and expertise, not ideology or nationalism.

Cosmopolitan Values

Moral obligations extend beyond national borders. All humans have equal worth.

Rule-Based Order

International institutions and rules create stability and prosperity.

Progress Through Trade

Free trade and economic integration have lifted billions out of poverty.

Where Globalists Diverge

Market-oriented
Regulation-friendly
Institutional focus
Individual rights focus
Technocratic methods
Democratic participation
Establishment politics
Reform orientation

Frequently Asked Questions

Market liberalism is one strain of globalism, emphasizing markets and free trade. Social liberals are also globalist but favor more regulation and redistribution.
Generally no. Most globalists want international cooperation and institutions, not a single world state.
Globalists tend to be more market-friendly and focused on international institutions, while progressives prioritize domestic social justice.

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