In contrast, the rest of society - being more national or regional in its outlook—is not only more sensitive to the intrusions of global culture on their local norms, but is also more likely to bear the economic costs of the disruptions of globalization and serve in the military. The frustrations of these groups may explain the periodic resurgences across the world of anti-global nationalist figures like Pat Buchanan in the United States, Jean-Marie Le Pen in France, or Vladimir Zhirinovsky in Russia.