NATIONAL IDENTITY IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION: A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS

Abstract

 Globalization has significantly transformed economic, cultural, and social structures across the world. While it promotes integration and intercultural exchange, it also raises concerns about the preservation of national identity. This article analyzes the philosophical dimensions of national identity within the context of globalization. The study examines how global cultural flows, technological development, and migration influence traditional concepts of identity. Through comparative philosophical analysis, the research evaluates arguments supporting cultural universalism and those defending national particularism. The findings suggest that national identity is not static but dynamic, capable of adapting to global changes while maintaining core cultural values.