Surging tensions between the forces of globalization and various nationalist movements around the world have called into question many presumptions over the last few decades about an emerging global order. From Brexit to the election of Donald Trump to the rise of far-right parties and populist movements in Europe, Asia, and the United States—these recent events epitomize the conflict between globalist and nationalist outlooks. Such tensions have framed or even reset the terms of debate around a host of issues such as trade, immigration, refugees, terrorism, and climate change.