Was this proto-globalism?

>>2518655
International trade, is not globalism.

>>2518661
It most certainly is.

>>2518759
No.
To have countries being interdependant is globalism.

>>2518759
That's globalization, you ninny.

>>2518789
The greater the trade the greater the interdependence. So international trade is globalism by degrees.

>>2518661
Globalism isn't only trade, is also global culture for example

>>2518818

Global culture is a direct and inevitable result of global trade.

>>2518870
This
>>2518812
Isn't there any way to regulate that?

>>2518874
Why would you want to regulate free trade? You some kind of commie?

>>2518655
>there are almost no routes around Africa
niggers BTFO

>>2519162
Are you one of (((them)))?

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>>2520338
>assumes his viewpoints and and arguments are self-evident

I wonder why nobody likes /pol/

>>2520298
There were plenty of excursions into Africa, but mostly is was done through coastal trade in the ports. Zanzibar's Royalty was made up of Persian noble families who inherited land and amassed wealth through trade on the island.

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Seems like somebody doesnt know the meaning of globalism.

>>2520298
Uh Somalia was THE Western Indian Ocean trading power and Madagascar was founded on Asian-African trade

>>2518759
Is modern Japan a globalist country?

>>2518655
more like cancer