1. Plural of globalism; ideologies, movements, or policies that emphasize global cooperation, integration, or interconnectedness across national borders.
Usage: Usually used in academic, political, or sociological contexts; Often refers to multiple distinct ideological positions or manifestations of globalism
2. Plural of globalism; the belief in or advocacy of global economic, political, or cultural systems that transcend national boundaries.
Usage: Often used critically or polemically in political discourse

Examples

• Different globalisms compete in contemporary political debates about trade and governance.
• Critics argue that various globalisms undermine local cultures and national sovereignty.
• The conference examined multiple globalisms and their effects on developing nations.
• Economic globalisms have reshaped labor markets worldwide.
• Scholars distinguish between cultural and political globalisms in their analyses.
• The rise of globalisms in the late 20th century transformed international relations.