Welcome to the New Age newspeak. Let's make some necessary concessions to antitrade demonstrators, and distance ourselves from the establishment on the other side of the barricades. Despite the establishment's self-congratulatory talk, we don't have real globalization in the sense of unimpeded movement of goods, capital and people. There was one other period of globalization in mankind's history, which lasted a few decades preceding World War I, and was in many respects more extensive what we have now. This period of rapid economic development was stopped by the war, and the protectionism that followed.
Antitrade demonstrators have their story wrong.
Free markets and trade are conducive to economic growth and higher incomes for the poor. More open developing countries have grown much faster than less open ones. International trade works towards equalizing remunerations. No wonder it is not the poor inhabitants of underdeveloped countries who demonstrate against free trade, but mainly special interests plus, in rich countries, spoiled intellectuals and bored kids. Misunderstandings about the nature of free trade and the implications of preventing it run deep.