How xenophobia and isolationism affect political, economic and cultural relationships around the globe? What does it mean for movements creating multicultural
societies and cross-cultural experiences?
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Citizens of the United Kingdom shocked the world by voting to leave the European Union. This decision was fueled by a growing interest in limiting free movement of
people across Europe and giving Britain more control over its borders. A similar tone has been expressed across the United States over concerns with large number of
immigrants, both legal and illegal, taking up residence in the country. How might this new attitude that some have characterized as xenophobic and isolationist affect
political, economic and cultural relationships around the globe? What does it mean for movements creating multicultural societies and cross-cultural experiences?