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1990s, "globalization" became a catch-all phrase for analyzing the evolution of the global
country's global political, social, economic, and environmental conditions. Culture is one
beneficial or negative effect on the cultures of rising nations, experts are split. This article
will analyze the good and bad effects of globalization on culture in developing nations.
cultivation of cosmopolitan lifestyles, and the emergence of international sport are social
institutions and modes of life. In addition, they argued that culture is a multidimensional
notion that incorporates an individual's acquired knowledge, religion, art, morals, laws,
norms, and other skills and behaviors. Huntington, Samuel P., "Robust Nationalism," The
may be analyzed from cultural, economic, political, and institutional perspectives. The
primary perspective of this work is cultural. In 2004, Jan Nederveen Pieterse (quoted in
Ritzer, 2008) identified three significant paradigms in theorizing the cultural aspects of
globalization, specifically on the question of whether cultures around the world are
new hybrid forms from the unique combination of global and local cultures (cultural
hybridization).
2008). In this view, globalization components are superficial, leaving the fundamental
structure of cultures mostly or totally untouched. The cultural convergence theory, on the
mingling of cultures as a result of globalization and production, the melding of the global
and the local creates hybrid cultures that cannot be reduced to either the cultural
global integration is regarded as a process that helps dominant groups and cultures
around the world, mostly Western and Northern nations. This formula includes cultural
families, promotes egoism, and, as a result, lowers compassion; it also has the capacity to
modify our vision of the world. Under the pretense of globalization, they projected their
government, consumer and pop culture, and capitalist economy in order to strengthen
their power and potential and pave the way for the worst kind of colonialism. Clearly, the
culture of the world has remained constant. However, it is incorrect to speak to the
description. In addition, capitalism "haves" continue to control the globe since "have-
nots" have no place or respect. When you claim that we are the guardians and keepers of
and illiteracy, but they will be able to recognise Mickey Mouse, a familiar figure created
product, the rich cultural legacy was obliterated, producing an instant consequence. The
One of the greatest concerns regarding the seeming new globalization of culture is
that it would result in the homogenization of world culture and the "Americanization" of
foreign cultures. The impact of American businesses on the cultural identities of other
nations is evident, for instance, in the food industry, which is significant on two levels. In
a number of cultures, eating is a vital component. Second, restaurants have the potential
to influence the norms and behaviors of the cultures in which they operate. In addition to
these homogenizing impacts, others claim that globalization may assist maintain local
traditions.
related with large and rapid human change; thus, such rapid change can foster extremism,
nostalgia, and a decline in religious and cultural tolerance. Individual identities and
cultural values are usually dramatically impacted by these alterations. New ideals can
produce strife and clash with strongly held convictions, whether across generations or
between individuals. These shifts and adaptations may impede internal growth and
world is the product of the fusion of several cultures. If receptive, individuals of one
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culture tend to recognize the defects in their own culture and accept the more realistic or
contemporary society.
References
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Panikkar, K. N., “An Agenda for Cultural Action-II.”The Hindu. New Delhi.
January10, 2002
1999/2000, 31-40