Definitions

1. Isolationism is a foreign policy which combines a non-interventionist military and political policy with a policy of economic nationalism (protectionism). (Web site)
2. Isolationism is a natural response to the ravages of war and was the policy of the government between the World Wars. (Web site)

Policy

1. In the east end, the Chinese Ming Dynasty overthrew the Mongol yoke and pursued a policy of economic isolationism. (Web site)

Government

1. Looking at the positive side, the cataclysmic experiences of economic isolationism of the 1930s have cautioned most government not to risk a sequel.

Nationalism

1. The relatively young Empire of Japan saw rapid development from the isolationism of the Edo period to nationalism.

Ambient Music

1. The term "isolationism" has recently been popularised to refer to ambient music that actively espouses feelings of withdrawal and anti-positivity. (Web site)

American Foreign Policy

1. Isolationism As American Foreign Policy: An 8 page paper on the issue of governmental non-intervention in regards to foreign affairs. (Web site)

Foreign Policy

1. The foreign policy of the Qing Empire was one of isolationism.

Protectionism

1. When it doesn't, populism gains ground and protectionism, even isolationism, is a serious risk. (Web site)
2. China calls on these governments not to replay history and revert to protectionism and economic isolationism. (Web site)

Isolationism

1. Thus, Paine adumbrated for America what was later to be called a foreign policy of "isolationism," but which might also be called neutrality or neutralism. (Web site)
2. Objectivists have often disagreed with the non-interventionism (often misleadingly called " isolationism ") of many libertarians.

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1. Protectionism
2. Objectivists
3. Politics > Government > Policy > Foreign Policy
4. Philosophy > Liberalism > Libertarianism > Libertarians
5. Serious Risk
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