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The rise of populism and nationalism divided nations from "summary" of The Story of Mankind (Updated Edition) (Liveright Classics) by Hendrik Willem van Loon,John Merriman

Across the globe, the rise of populism and nationalism has been a defining trend in recent years. These ideologies have driven a wedge between nations, pitting citizens against each other and creating division where there was once unity. The fervent nationalism that has emerged has led to a resurgence of xenophobia and a rejection of multiculturalism, causing rifts within societies as people turn against those who are different from themselves. Populist leaders have capitalized on the fears and anxieties of their constituents, using inflammatory rhetoric to stoke resentment and sow discord. By appealing to a narrow definition of national identity and demonizing outsiders, these leaders have deepened existing divides and fostered an us-versus-them mentality. This has led to a breakdown in civil discourse and a erosion of trust in institutions, further polarizing societies and undermining democratic norms. The consequences of this growing division are far-reaching, affecting not only domestic politics but also international relations. As nations become more inward-looking and focused on their own interests, cooperation and collaboration between countries have become increasingly strained. The rise of protectionism and isolationism has led to a rise in tensions between nations, exacerbating conflicts and hindering efforts to address global challenges such as climate change and pandemics. In this climate of division and distrust, it has become more important than ever to seek common ground and bridge our differences. Only by coming together and working towards shared goals can we hope to overcome the challenges that we face as a global community. The future of our world depends on our ability to rise above the politics of division and embrace a more inclusive and collaborative vision of the future.
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    The Story of Mankind (Updated Edition) (Liveright Classics)

    Hendrik Willem van Loon

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