Borderless world – a myth/reality?

For –

 Globalization of business.
 Opening up of the various economies.
 Cross-cultural exchanges.
 More and more people getting an opportunity to work in different lands among different
peoples and absorbing a bit of their values and culture. This leads to greater tolerance and
understanding of others' problems.
 Can help in fields like research will become fast paced

Against –

 The other side-people despite all this have nationalistic and regionalist chauvinism .
 A world divided into first, second and third worlds.
 People still talk of "their" economy and not world economy
 Europe has shown a step in this direction with EU but its feasibility remains to be seen. So
while people clamor for globalization, they still think only in terms of their national interests
 the world can never be a place of same people. The variety we have in the cultures, people
and resources is keeping the world together
 there will be a question of social security and population density.
 our ideology is that we want success at any cost, every country has fulfill with different kind
of resources so to acquired those resources they fight wit each other which result into war.
 If we look closely this topic is more or less related to the classification of a family.
o A family can be a Joint family which can represent a Borderless world or It could be a
nuclear family where the world is scattered into small pieces. If one talk about
management, then its much easier to manage a small or a nuclear family as
compared to a large or joint family.

o Similarly, managing a borderless world is an arduous task as compared to an

individual country. It is also noteworthy to consider the other part of the story i.e. A
joint family has its own strength - Larger support system. The greatest strength of a
joint family or a united world is the support system it creates for its member. It
becomes really difficult for an outsider to come and shake the foundation of a large
group or a family or a country but for a small country a small jolt is enough to shake
the whole structure.