Anti-globalization rhetoric in Greece is predominantly articulated in terms of c

Anti-globalization rhetoric in Greece is predominantly
articulated in terms of conspiracy theory, mistrust of other cultures and
strong nationalist feelings” (Theodossopoulos & Kirtsoglou, 2009).
This statement refers to Greece nearly a decade ago.
Does this sound familiar? Such rhetoric is not limited to the
United States. Anti-immigrant sentiment, strong nationalist tendencies, and the
stoking of fear among the citizenry are happening worldwide. Search for
“anti-immigrant sentiment” online, and you will see populist
movements across the world.
Business Community Impact
In what ways is business community affected by divisive
political rhetoric that endangers the stability of capitalism-based
democracies?
Business Responsibility
What responsibility do business leaders have for ensuring that
intolerance, misunderstanding, and overt acts of hate do not grow unabated?
Business Leaders Taking Action
What can business leaders specifically do to minimize the impact
of anti-immigrant sentiment?

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