Globalization and it's uses in our life
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Academic literature divides globalization into three major areas : economic globalization, cultural globalization and political globalization.
1.Economic globalization : Economic globalization refers to the widespread international movements of ,capital, services, technology and information.
2.Cultural globalization : Cultural globalization refers to the transmission of ideas , meanings, and values around the world in such a way as to extend and intensify social relations.
3.Political globalization : Political globalization refers to the growth of worldwide political system ,both in size and complexity . That system includes national governments,their governmental and intergovernmental organizations as well as government-independent elements of global civil society such as international non-governmental organizations and social movement organizations.
Let us now discuss some examples of globalization:
1.Trade:The exchange of goods and services between nations.Trade is a feature of ancient societies that has expanded due to improvements in transportation,Political stability and cooperation.
2.Imigration: The ability to live ,work or go to school in a place other than the place where you happened to born. Imigration is a pervasive feature of history that is nothing new.
3.Travel: The ability to travel and experience other places and cultures.
4.Communication: International systems of communication begn with mail services that were impressively global by the 19th century .
5.Transportation: International transport system such as shipping airways and roadways.
6.Media and Entertainment
7.Culture: Cultures have always influenced each other due to the spread of knowledge and people.
8.Law: Legal agreements between nations such as trade agreements or environmental regulations.
9.Environment: This planet has common resources. In theory, these can be completely used up or destroyed by a single nation.
10.Human rights: Without trade, the international community has less leverage over issues such as human rights within the borders of the nation
11. Political Stability
12.Capital: Integrated banking systems allow capital flow over borders.
13.Science: International programs of science such as joint programs