parochialism

Just as protectionism over trade leads to impoverishment, so parochialism over immigration is likely to lead to a lower standard of living.

Mr Cameron himself casts his views on Europe as a function of his liberalism, rather than as a symptom of little-Englander parochialism .

But in the context of the conversation, Wang seemed to be pointing toward parochialism in the average American's view of the world.

DR. BLAKER: The biggest obstacles again are lack of courage, traditional commitments, and the parochialism of the separate services.

To deny Confucianist doctrines with western rules by law is parochialism, shortsighted and represents typical European-center theory.

How can we create a national and global dialogue that transcends such oversimplification and parochialism?

We are being swept by a wave of parochialism, with countries clinging to the notion of sovereignty.

And so they are pockets of parochialism that are being connected in a way that makes them feel like they are mainstream.

Over the past few years, a new Chinese parochialism has been gaining strength in the Communist Party.

There is no room for parochialism or protectionism in our model of the future.

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