More: Globalization
International Migration:Globalization’s implications
Abstract: International migration in the globalized world is a highly complex phenomenon. The complexity is because of the vast number of governmental and non...
The Impact of Globalization on the South Asian Economy
Globalization refers to the process by which economies, societies, and cultures from different countries become integrated with one another. The economies of the countries...
The “Belt and Road” initiative and China’s globalization model in the Middle East
The importance of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative stems from its pivotal role in the Middle East region, due to the Chinese political...
Is the Western Moral Triumph still possible? Of Jeffrey Sachs and Edges of Globalization
“It feels like I imagine 1912 to feel” stated US Columbia Professor Jeffrey Sachs during an extraordinary zoom conference on the 8th of March....
The future of Globalization in the age of great power rivalry
Recent developments indicate that America’s approach to international economic policy is undergoing a dramatic change. The pressing need for decarbonisation, creating high value manufacturing...
The alternative Chinese model of globalization
This summit is an attempt to present the Chinese model of globalization as an alternative to Western globalization based on the clash of civilizations.
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Commercial Brands as a Soft Power Tool
A state’s international image is its main “soft power” attribute. By developing this well-known concept, countries can create prospects for national investment, and therefore...
Cooperation in a Changing World: A Discussion on New Regionalism and Globalisation
The two main trends that have shaped the World Economic Order are 1) multilateralism, which sets global rules for international trade without favouritism, and...
Has globalization outdated?
Globalization still has all of its ingredients but over the period of time, the globe has been shifted to take advantage of this transnational,...
Globalization and its Cons
Globalization is defined as the dilution of national borders, socio-cultural and socio-political interaction, and cross-border economic and trade cooperation among nations. There is not...