CW: Lesson 2: Task of Defining Globalization

Globalization

A multifaceted process characterized by the increasing interconnectedness, interdependence, and integration of economies, cultures, societies, and nations worldwide.

Globalization

Driven by advancements in technology, particularly communication and transportation, which have facilitated the seamless flow of resources and interactions across international borders.

Globalization

It involves the rapid exchange of goods, services, information, ideas, technologies, and people on a global scale, transcending traditional geographic and political boundaries.

Interconnectedness

The connections and linkages among various parts of the world that enable the movement of goods, services, and information across borders.

Interdependence

The heightened dependence of countries on each other for economic, cultural, and technological resources due to globalization.

Integration

The incorporation of national economies into a global economic system driven by international trade, investment, and multinational corporations.

Advancements in Technology

Innovations in communication and transportation that facilitate the seamless flow of resources and interactions across international borders.

Cultural Exchange

The sharing of cultural practices, values, and ideas across borders, which can lead to cultural enrichment or homogenization.

Human Mobility

The increased ability of people to move across borders for work, education, and tourism, contributing to societal diversification and cultural blending.

Global Challenges

Shared issues that arise from globalization, such as environmental concerns, public health issues, and transnational crime, requiring international cooperation.