globalist
n. C1 Advanced glob·al·ist Archaic Vulgar
n. a person who supports the idea that countries should work together and share resources. They usually believe that international trade and travel are good for the world.
n. an advocate for international cooperation and the integration of global economies. Often used in political discourse to describe those who support free trade and multilateralism.
The globalist believes that free trade helps everyone.
During the debate, the globalist argued that open borders would lead to a more prosperous and peaceful world.
The rise of the globalist movement in the late twentieth century was marked by a significant increase in cross-border investment and the establishment of international regulatory bodies.