Laje extends his analysis to the cultural sphere, claiming that globalism uses "social engineering" to reshape human identity and traditional values. Homogenization
—an ideology and political project distinct from the economic process of globalization. This essay explores Laje’s central arguments regarding the erosion of national sovereignty and the rise of a technocratic "global governance". The Distinction Between Globalization and Globalism Globalismo - Agustin Laje.epub
However, critics of globalism, including Agustín Laje, contend that this ideology poses significant risks to national sovereignty, cultural diversity, and social justice. They argue that globalism often serves the interests of powerful elites, multinational corporations, and international organizations, which can lead to the homogenization of cultures, the exploitation of vulnerable populations, and the erosion of democratic institutions. Laje extends his analysis to the cultural sphere,