Nationalism, Globalism, and the Challenges to Universal Dialogue

Dialogue and Universalism 29 (1):17-36 (2019)
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Abstract

In this essay, I argue that the contemporary world scene is characterized by a growing sense of conflict, disorganization, and fragmentation of previous unities and alliances. I also argue that any serious attempt to address these issues would have to focus on the following broad areas of concern: the challenge of global political instability; the challenge of promoting a more positive approach to regionalism; the challenge of global poverty and inequality; the challenge of human displacement; and the challenge of climate change and environmental degradation.

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