Klaus Schwab: “Anger of people against globalization and against the elites, a revolution against the system."

Klaus Schwab: “What we saw during the US elections is the anger of people against globalization and against the elites, a revolution against the system."

Anger against the elites is a common sentiment in many countries and regions, especially among those who feel left behind by globalization, immigration, and cultural change. It is often expressed by populist movements that challenge the established political, economic, and cultural elites. However, anti-elitism is not a unified or coherent ideology, and it can take different forms and target different groups depending on the context.

Is it time for "anti-elitism and anti-globalization" to be formulated as a unified, coherent ideology?