In nationalism’s forward march in post-crash Europe, its standard-bearers often use immigration to exploit pre-crash resentment against globalization, notably the erosion of cultures and identities, declining sense of community, wage stagnation, rising inequality, uncontrolled banks, and high unemployment. They question whether people can enjoy the benefits of globalization while being sheltered from its costs – and what alternatives there are to the “market fundamentalism” that has defined capitalism since the late twentieth century.
在后崩溃时代欧洲民族主义的发展中，其标准制定者常常利用移民激发危机前针对全球化的不满情绪——尤其是文化与身份的丧失、社会意识的下降、工资停滞、不平等性加剧、不受控制的银行以及高失业。他们质疑承担了全球化成本的穷人是否能从中获益——以及有什么“市场原教旨主义”（二十世纪末以来资本主义的写照）的替代方案。