Focusing on a single, distinct anti-globalization movement.

Focusing on a single, distinct anti-globalization movement, address the following: 1) foundational ideology; 2) main goals/critiques of globalization (e.g., immigration, neoliberalism, cultural dilution, etc.); 3) scope/scale of movement; and 4) employment of tools of globalization to reverse its course. Your essay should also address how the organization compares and contrasts with the amorphous “anti-globalization movement” that opposes global capitalism. Suggested transnational examples include: Al Qaeda, ISIS, and Occupy. More localized examples include: Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN), The Tea Party, Pegida, etc. 300+ words, well-written, and must cite a MINIMUM of two sources (one of which must be a reading that has been assigned for the module and the other must be a valid and verifiable external source). Please observe the Chicago Manual of Style for all citations (Author-Date or footnotes). I define a substantive post as one which: A) includes an original idea or a unique and thoughtful response to a posted question/main assignment; B) is well-written and in excess of 300 words (but does not exceed 500 words, exclusive of citations); and C) includes at least two (2) citations from reputable, i.e., scholarly, sources (at least one of these sources must be one of the assigned texts/articles from the module, while the other must be from a verifiable and valid academic resource).