The performance of economic anti-globalization

Anti-globalization is a trend of thought that runs counter to the process of globalization and re-empowers local and national levels. The specific manifestations of anti-globalization: new trade protectionism, the tide of European refugees, and Britain's withdrawal from the EU referendum.

New trade protectionism, also known as "super trade protectionism" or "new mercantilism", only appeared in the early 1980s, mainly manifested in non-tariff barriers such as green barriers, technical barriers, anti-dumping and intellectual property protection.

The European refugee crisis, or European immigration crisis, refers to the migration tide caused by refugees or economic immigrants from the Middle East, Africa and Asia entering the EU countries via the Mediterranean Sea and the Balkans after the Arab Spring broke out at the end of 20 10, most of which came from Syria, Afghanistan and Eritrea.

Britain's referendum on leaving the EU refers to a referendum on whether Britain will leave the EU.