Summary+1+Globalisation



=**What is the globalisation?**=

It is a historical and economic process taht began with our human ancestors moving out of Africa to spread all over the globe.

... a social in which the constraints of geography on social and cultural arrangements recede aand in which people become increasingly aware that they are recedeing...
 * Economic and Internationalist Malcolm Waters defines globalisation as:**

=**The Dimensions Of Globalizations**=


 * **Economic dimensions:** sanples rank from enormous growth in trade or direct investments, globalization of the financial markets


 * **Environment dimension:** warming of the earth's atmosphere, the ozone hole and deforestation.


 * **The Social Dimensions:** communicating across great distances is being added to taditional socities


 * **The Cultural dimensions:** movies can be seen worldwide which allows us to know the culture, values and expectations of a particular country no matter how distant.


 * **The Political dimensions:**. Globalisation and location competition limit the amount of flexibility retained by national politic

=**Causes of the globalisation**= Technology as internet Transports as cost and speed of transport Wars Global problems as climate, migrations Liberalisation as the promotion of an international consciousness. Organisations like Greenpeace or Amnesty International

Every coin has two sides, and globalization is not far behind. In spite of that globalization makes the world turnmany advantages to going slowly destroying. It has helped to unite the ties between nations and in turn promote the endless brands residing in each country. but without realizing it is slowly destroying the world, providing too much pollution and destruction,senseless wars

= Advantages of Globalisation =
 * the cultural barriers reduce, the global village dream becomes more realistic
 * Propagations of democratic ideal
 * fexility of corporations to operate across borders increases
 * environmental protection on developed countries oncreases
 * free trade between countries

=Disavantages of globalisation=


 * Causes unemplyment in industrialized counties because firms move their factories to places where they can get cheaper workers
 * Some of the poorest countries in the world
 * May lead to more environmental problems

The globalization provides many benefits to the world, but we must not forget and treat with the problems that in turn encourages. Several theories mention is negative and selfishglobalization, as only one percent is beficiado , plus another percentage is affected, taking as the main needs of large corporations,creating disccrepancias between genders, religions, cultures. problems that are often ignored.

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