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Howe believes the trend toward nationalism has been brewing since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) nearly 15 years ago, indicating a global generational shift. As leaders adopt more authoritarian and ethnocentric policies while rejecting globalization, we witness a significant transformation in the world order. The recent surge in populism finds support among citizens feeling disillusioned with traditional systems and seeking security and stability.
Tags like "America First" resonate with many who feel left behind by globalization's complexities. Howe opines that this desire to reclaim national identity plays a crucial role in shaping the political landscape, redirecting focus toward local issues and traditional values.