Can Transatlantic Trade Relations Be Institutionalised After Trump? Prospects for EU-US Trade Governance in the Era of Antiglobalist Populism

Finbow, Robert G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-50221-2_12

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“…Hardship refers to the economic struggles of a person, such as poverty, unemployment, decreasing wages, confiscation, bankruptcy. On the other hand, anxiety is not about economic hardships; it is about anxiety about one's future economic condition due to the conditions mentioned above (Finbow 2018;Casselman 2017). In other words, economic anxiety is the fear individuals experience at the micro-level due to adverse economic conditions.…”

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The effects of economic anxiety on affective occupational commitment: The mediating role of emotional exhaustion

Benligiray

Yetgin

2021

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This study aims to examine whether emotional exhaustion has a mediating role in the effect of economic anxiety of tour guides on their affective occupational commitment. The research sample included 370 tour guides in Turkey. The data were collected through the questionnaire method. The collected data were analyzed using the IBM SPSS 22 and Process v3.3 macro extension. The mediating role of emotional exhaustion between economic anxiety and affective occupational commitment was calculated via the Bootstrapping procedure. It was found that there was a weak negative relationship between economic anxiety and affective occupational commitment, a positive relationship between economic anxiety and emotional exhaustion, and a negative relationship between affective occupational commitment and emotional exhaustion. Thus, emotional exhaustion reduces affective occupational commitment levels, and emotional exhaustion has a partial mediating role between economic anxiety and affective occupational commitment. This study is expected to raise awareness in tour guides, attract those who employ tour guides, and contribute to the relevant literature.

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The effects of economic anxiety on affective occupational commitment: The mediating role of emotional exhaustion

Benligiray

Yetgin

2021

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“…В последние годы повышенный интерес со стороны правящих элит ведущих стран Евросоюза вызывает преобразованная в русле неомеркантилизма внешнеторговая политика США. Европейские государства беспокоят не только меры, которые предпринимает Вашингтон в попытке продвинуть свои национальные интересы, но и меняющийся в этих условиях геополитический ландшафт самой Европы, ломающий «глобализационную нормальность» и угрожающий кризисом системы международных отношений (Stelzenmüller 2019, Finbow 2018.…”

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US-EU Trade Cooperation in the Context of Changing American Foreign Economic Policy

Konovalova¹,

Ushanov²,

Зарубин³

2020

Vestnik MGIMO-universiteta

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“…In one of the Worldviews (2017) published by The Washington Post, an influential American political philosopher Francis Fukuyama expressed deep concern about the danger to the liberal order which comes from below the surface of international politics. Fukuyama, like many other observers (Eichengreen 2018;Finbow 2018;Linn 2017), is worried that the liberal movement across the West will soon fade away. In their view, an incoming political crisis signalled by the backlash of left and right-wing nationalisms on both sides of the Atlantic (Rodrik 2018), combined with grievances over immigration and multiculturalism (Greven 2016), will exacerbate internal tensions within democracies produced by globalisation, accelerate the erosion of political institutions, and dismantle democratic norms.…”

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Backlash Against Globalisation and the Shadow of Phobos

Rewizorski

2020

Fudan J. Hum. Soc. Sci.

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This article addresses challenges to the established international order. Its critique becomes particularly discernible at the domestic level, where political and economic frameworks are contested by electorates and anti-establishment movements in Western countries, engulfed by anti-globalisation sentiments and disillusioned with the asymmetric formula of globalisation. Populism implies that the ‘social revolt’ facing the West today, regardless of whether it takes place in France, Greece, Hungary, Poland, the UK or the USA, is not a legitimate response to deep-seated problems but rather is the problem itself. The main aims of this article are to investigate what has caused this surge of support for populism in the West; what the role of the default system of economic governance is in inspiring populist resentment; and, finally, what the identity crisis, stemming from ‘hyperglobalisation’, and wrecking the social order in Western societies has to do with fear, (un)fairness and the redistributive effects of economic globalisation.

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Can Transatlantic Trade Relations Be Institutionalised After Trump? Prospects for EU-US Trade Governance in the Era of Antiglobalist Populism

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

The effects of economic anxiety on affective occupational commitment: The mediating role of emotional exhaustion

The effects of economic anxiety on affective occupational commitment: The mediating role of emotional exhaustion

US-EU Trade Cooperation in the Context of Changing American Foreign Economic Policy

Backlash Against Globalisation and the Shadow of Phobos

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