Abstract

The process of globalization has been viewed as a factor that has a positive impact on the country's internal economic and political processes. However, over time, it is proven that this view is not always correct. It is proved that if some global views are directly accepted, they do not correspond to local cultural, economic, and political processes and, on the contrary, have a strong negative impact. So that such global processes do not become a force against the country's development, every country is developing its own actions to fight the negative aspects of globalization. In this article, the author writes about how such actions justify themselves and how effective anti-globalization movements are.