anti-globalizationˌanti-globaliˈzation (also anti-globalisation British English) noun [uncountable] 
a belief shared by various political groups that people must oppose globalization (=the process of making something such as a business operate in different countries around the world) because of bad effects it has on people, especially in developing countries, and because of the damage it does to the environment: 
anti-globalization protests
a belief shared by various political groups that people must oppose globalization (=the process of making something such as a business operate in different countries around the world) because of bad effects it has on people, especially in developing countries, and because of the damage it does to the environment: anti-globalization protests