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The answer to nationalist fervour isn't less globalism. It's more

A protester holds a banner before a pro-Brexit demonstration march in central London, January 2019.

The choices that impact people on a global scale should be decided by the people of the world. Image: Reuters/Simon Dawson

Alvin Carpio
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