globocrat

English

Etymology

From globe +‎ -crat.

Noun

globocrat (plural globocrats)

1. A globalist; a person who advocates globalism and globalist policies.
   • 2006, Michele Wucker, Lockout: Why America Keeps Getting Immigration Wrong When Our Prosperity Depends on Getting it Right, PublicAffairs, →ISBN, page 33:

     He attacked "transnational economic elites" and "globocrats" for their seeming indifference to national borders.

   • 2007 April 26, Ken Adelman, “Troubles from Thailand”, in The Washington Times:

     At the World Bank, for example, the lavishly paid globocrats seem incapable of stopping payment to Third World kleptoptocracies.

   • 2011, Robert H. Schram, Illusafact: The Inevitable Advance of Our Technologies and Us, Xlibris, →ISBN, page 275:

     These 'globocrats' in the private sectors are rapidly forming a new world order and the growing influence of these educated elites, especially in a future with enhanced intelligence may also have significant social consequences.