2. Globalization is the process of
international integration arising
from the interchange of world
views, products, ideas, and other
aspects of culture.
Globalization
3. Globalization means rapid increase in the
share of economic activities taking place
across national borders.
Global Village
A place in which every person of the world is
connected to each other somehow.
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5. Economic globalization is the intensification
and stretching of economic interrelations
around the globe.
It encompasses such things as the emergence
of a new global economic order, the
internationalization of trade and finance, the
changing power of transnational
corporations, and the enhanced role of
international economic institutions.
Economic Globalization
6. Political globalization is the intensification
and expansion of political interrelations
around the globe.
Aspects of political globalization include
the modern-nation state system and its
changing place in today’s world, the role
of global governance, and the direction of
our global political systems.
Political Globalization
7. The intensification of worldwide social relations.
link distant localities.
local happenings shaped by events occurring
many miles away.
Social globalization pertains to human
interaction within communities
Social Networking sites –
Facebook,Twitter,whatsapp etc
Social Globalization
8. Military globalization, as subdomain of
political globalization, is the intensification
and stretching of military power across the
globe through various means of military
power (nuclear military weapons, radiation
weapons simply weapons of mass
destruction).
This form of globalization occurs across
offensive and defensive uses of power and
survival in international field.
Military Globalization
9. Ecological globalization include
population growth, access to food,
worldwide reduction in biodiversity,
the gap between rich and poor as well
as between the global North and global
South, human-induced climate change,
and global environmental degradation.
Ecological Globalization
10. Cultural globalization is the intensification and
expansion of cultural flows across the globe.
Culture is a very broad concept and refer to
“the symbolic construction, articulation, and
dissemination of meaning.” Topics under this
heading include discussion about the
development of a global culture
the role of the media in shaping our identities
and desires, and the globalization of languages.
Cultural Globalization
11. Better resources
Low cost of production
Dilution of the local market
Operating internationally
Market expansion
Increased profit
Reasons for globalization
12. Globalization brings a culture of
pluralism, "with overlapping but
distinctive ethics and interests”
Essentially, the world’s leading religious
traditions:
Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism,
Christianity, and Islam—teach values
such as human dignity, equality, freedom,
peace, and solidarity.
Religion
13. Religions maintain the Golden Rule:
“what you do not wish done to yourself,
do not do to others.”
Example:
UN (united nations)
OIC (organization of Islamic Council)
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14. Trade and transactions
Capital and investment
movement
Migration
Dissemination of knowledge
Aspects of globalization
