Blog Assignment 1 - What is Globalization

        Many books and articles purporting to be talking about globalization indicate at the outset that there is no everyday definition of globalization however that the author or authors are about to supply one. For these motives a wide variety of scholars talk of globalization in the plural, as adversarial to a single manner of globalization.

As the protest towards capitalistic globalization grew rapidly, so too did the sense that the movement itself used to be a part of the globalization process. It is very widely if incredibly misleading, the notion that the most necessary single defining function of globalization - whether or not considered as a very long-term system or an alternative short one - is that of increasing connectivity.

Many books and articles on globalization, no longer least written by way of sociologists, stipulate that there are three most important dimensions of such: the economic, the political, and the cultural. The difficulty of the structure of globalization was raised most sharply by Immanuel Wallerstein, even although Wallerstein himself does not approve of the thinking of globalization as such.

Moreover, there have been a wide variety of trends among analysts of globalization leading to a fairly considerable problem with the relationship between globalization and history or globalization and histories, emphasizing that globalization is a narrower idea than that of 'mere' global change.

Globalization refers to the global interconnection of all aspects of life, including culture, economy, politics, and technology. That is, it facilitates entry into the interconnected world economy and homogenizes individual cultures and beliefs. I have also studied because of the difference between globalization and internationalization. Globalization is the multinationalization and globalization of corporate activities in a single market global environment. In other words, we will continue offensive and strategic corporate activities by regarding the entire globe as one management unit. Internationalization is a concept of international economics that emphasizes the transition to a free trade system and seeks to raise the level of national competitiveness of a country. Unlike globalization, internationalization focuses mainly on the economic aspect.

Do we have to think only positively about globalization? Globalization creates a world without borders, but in the end, I think it's just the world domination of multinational corporations.