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Contents
Executive Summary
1 Conceptualization of Globalization
1.1 Globe, Global and Globalization
1.2 Pioneers of Globalization
2 Various Dimensions of Globalization
3 Origins of Globalization
3.1 Chronological and Geographical Contexts
3.2 Historical and Contemporary Globalization
3.3 Globalization 1.0, Globalization 2.0 and Globalization 3.0
3.4 Milestones of Contemporary Globalization
4 Assessing the Causes: What causes Globalization?
Assuming Globalization as dependent variable – Globalizing
4.1 America as Engine of Globalization
4.2 Information at Striking Speed
4.3 Free Flow of Information
4.4 Wide Reach of Information
4.5 Miscellaneous Causes
5 Assessing the Consequences: What are the Consequences of Globalization? Assuming Globalization as an independent variable – Globalating
5.1 Distribution of Wealth
5.2 Welfare System in Developed Countries
5.3 Autonomy of Nation
5.4 Convergence of World Economy
5.5 Globalization and Eradication of Poverty
5.6 Globalization and Resentments
5.7 Globalization helping both – The Creator and The Destroyer
5.8 Globalization and Creation of Multiple Identity Disorder
5.9 Globalization and Disillusionment
6 Concluding Remarks
6.1 Running with Gazelles, Eating with Lions.
Formation of a Global Risk Society
6.2 “Wake up and face the Flat earth”- Thomas Friedman
References
- Citation du texte
- Jitendra Jain (Auteur), 2007, Tracing the Origin and exploring the Causes and Consequences of Globalization , Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/163906
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