... is to some people an inevitable and welcome stage in the decline of the nation-state. Besides, large-scale immigration helps to deconstruct the traditional historical narrative of the target nation, a traditional item on the multicultural agenda.
They are "ideological tools, championed by activist elites."
The large-scale movement of populations is often seen as an indicator of the coming world society. To transnationalists, it is a positive development that reveals the weakness of the nation-state and adds to that weakness. Loyalties and commitments are diffused. One transnational scholar writes, "Traditional notions like citizenship, political activity, entrepreneurship and culture are de-linked from specific places and spaces."
Transnational or multinational businesses are in the vanguard of this globalism and end of the nation state. They operate around the world and shift their assets and capital accordingly. Governments are just obstacles to be overcome. The stockholders are more important than loyalty to a specific nation or country.