internationalism
She is a liberal internationalist whose views of the world sharply contrast with his.
He belonged to the internationalist wing of the party.
The government has a multilateral and internationalist approach to diplomacy.

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internationalist | Business English

internationalist
noun[ C ]
 POLITICSuk /ˌɪntəˈnæʃənəlɪst/us
someone who believes that countries should work together and try to understand each other:
As a lifelong internationalist, the foreign secretary understands the great value of face-to-face discussion.

internationalist

adjective POLITICS
The new young voter is internationalist, environmentalist, and technologically aware.

Examples of internationalist

internationalist
It was also a challenge to the methodological and epistemological principles on which the entire internationalist natural scientific enterprise was based.
The university's internationalist ideology was explicitly oriented towards transcending differences of nationality, religion and race.
Their internationalist rhetoric was, therefore, part of their reinterpretation of national identity, rather than an expression of idealist internationalism.
Thus, especially with regard to disarmament, it proved increasingly difficult to bridge the gap between internationalist ideals and demands for national security.
Certainly syndicalist internationalists found unfathomable a mentality that welcomed war, minimised its potential length or horrors, or sought to dignify it.
Many of the volunteers had previously expressed their eagerness to participate in an internationalist mission.
This internationalist outlook to religous and political life and thought is brought home in several essays.
The internationalist ethos of antifascism - or, more cynically, the myth of antifascist internationalism - became a central element of the university's self-image.
The argument would be clearer if the different internationalist and nation-statist dispositions were related to early and later phases of industrialisation and changing class strategies.
The universalism of science itself had a natural affinity with internationalist ideals.
There was also a specific temporal dimension embedded in internationalist discourse.
Additionally, foreign affairs parastates were well-connected with their internationalist counterparts in the press and radio, the federal executive branch, churches, universities, and other reform organizations.
The latter field had been founded on principles of material feminism50 and was, from the start, internationalist in scope.
In keeping with the internationalist idea, all participants were presented as equals in a horizontal community of suffering.
The three conferences of the 1890s illustrate the standardization of the internationalist arena.
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