GLOBALIZATION

The way of bringing people of different groups closer together from the
exchange of worldviews, products, and other parts of cultures. Economic, social,
and political globalizations are the three main factors that affect globalization.
Progresses in transportation and telecommunications constructions, including the
internet, are major factors of globalization, creating more independence in
economies and cultures.

SOCIAL

Social globalization relates to human communication in cultural

communities, including topics likes family, religion, work and education. Social
globalization is shown in the similarities of social trends among cultures, from
promotion of goods to arts and humanities.

ECONOMIC

Economic globalization is the increasing economic interdependence of

international economies around the earth through a quick increase in imports of
goods, services, and technology. Economic globalization is caused to move by the
quick growing information in all kinds of production and industrialization.

POLITICAL

The increasing number and power of human societies which affect or

manage the world as a whole.
 GLOBALIZATION CONCEPT MAP

RELIGION EDUCATION

FAMILY WORK

CULTURAL COMMUNITIES

HUMAN COMMUNICATION

SOCIAL

GLOBALIZATION

ECONOMIC POLITICAL

ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE

HUMAN
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS POWER

SERVICES

IMPORTS TECHNOLOG
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