The process of interrelationship and incorporation between companies, people and worldwide governments leads to globalization. The upcoming event of withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union refers to Brexit. It occurred after the election of the referendum where more than 52% of the voters that supported withdrawal in June 2016. (Colantone and Stanig 2018 p.218). However, the process of interaction and integration of global governments has led to a significant role in the issue of economic possibility, the growth of the international trade market and enhanced immigration. This essay seeks to understand the part of globalization in Brexit and election of Donald Trump.
Economic Development
The event that has led much attention and attraction to many global worlds recently is the election in the United Kingdom to withdraw from the European Union and Presidential campaign for Donald Trump in the United States. This was challenging since almost a half of voters from UK select Brexit which result to lower the country's political system and economic possibilities for a great future. Perhaps these two campaigns help US voters not to participate in the election on November 2018. (Melchior, A. 2018 p.145).In similarly, both campaigns were depreciated with established figures. Regarded as the prospect of Brexit was initially released, some political experts, Republican, and Democratic elite were campaigning for Trump’s bit the Republican nomination.
The International Trade Market
Moreover, both were campaigning similar giving promises. In the UK, the campaigners assure the voters that they will continue access with the single market after withdrawing from EU, and limit the entry of EU employees to the UK. They also promised that $350m would gather for National Health Services every week. Above all, after the election for the referendum, many campaigners leaders began to fall back anger unto among the voters, especially who supported for Brexit.
Immigration Enhancement.
About both campaigns, many voters were motivated by the hope to put off immigration. On the other hands, Trump's promised his manifestos during the campaign which include; construction of the wall between the US and the Mexico and ensures the manufacturing jobs is back which seems to attract many voters.
Conclusion
In conclusion, these two campaigners point to one solution: those working and middle-class voters who thought were behind the globalization, field with anger than established leaders. They were not migrated or leave the states; hence leaders were encouraged to figure out how to discourse their matters to the audience.
Reference List
Colantone, I. and Stanig, P., 2018. Global competition and Brexit. American political science review, 112(2), pp.201-218
Inglehart, R. and Norris, P., 2016. Trump, Brexit, and the rise of populism: Economic have-nots and cultural backlash.
MELCHIOR, A. (2018). Free trade agreements and globalization: in the shadow of Brexit and Trump.
