oikophobia

Accordingly, a crucial feature of leftist thinking in North America and Europe is "oikophobia," philosopher Roger Scruton's term for a consuming aversion to the near and familiar in favor of the exotic.

Scru-ton's concepts of oikophobia and oikophilia, which have entered the conservative lexicon, play a prominent role in his analysis.

Oikophilia is an ugly word--although of course it stems from the same Hellenic root as ecology--and so is its equally uneuphonious alleged opposite, oikophobia. But one can see why Scruton wishes to fashion a new vocabulary.