Abstract
Internationalism entails the relationships between states and countries, and can imply links of solidarity between people and persons in foreign places or despite economic rivalry, interstate disputes, and national borders. This article discusses the issue of internationalism as a component of digital socialism, in particular to its roles in modern society, dimensions, internationalists, the case of American internationalism, and the link between internationalism and foreign policy. The dimensions of digital socialism include social democracy and neoliberalism, which are looked into in terms of the economy, culture, and politics. Moreover, the article explores the relationship between internationalism and foreign policy and political possibility, the link between socialism and neoliberalism, the internationalists, and Bourdieu's theory's perspective of international relations. Besides, the future direction of research should emphasize areas such as the first area concerns internationalism spatialities, the emergence of new independent states and their role in internationalism, and the temporalities of internationalism.

Key words: Digital socialism, foreign policy, internationalism, internationalists, socialism.