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THE CONCEPT MAP OF GLOBALIZATION

The Contemporary World

I. Fill in the table that will provide you the different perspective and meaning of globalization. Do not include the
definition/s presented in the previous discussion.

Proponent Scope / Meaning

1. Committee of Development Policy
2. In geography
the increasing interdependence of world economies as a result of the
growing scale of cross-border trade of commodities and services, the
flow of international capital and the wide and rapid spread of
technologies. 
Globalization is defined as the set of processes that contribute to the
relationship between societies and individuals around the world. 

3. Christine Lagarde According to him “it is about trade and access to foreign goods are as
old as society itself ”

4. Thomas Friedman, Who defined globalization as the establishment and intensification of –

in particular, economy – interdependencies among different nations,
which, in his opinion, would contribute to the prevention of violent
conflict.

5. Anthony Giddens "By and large globalization can be a medium of increasing equality. It is
not simply condemned to be a medium of increasing inequality."

6. Roland Robertson Globalization is ‘qualitatively different’ from internationalization…

7. Arjun Appadurai Globalization is a ‘world of things’ that have ‘different speeds, axes,
points of origin and termination, and varied relationships to
institutional structures in different regions, nations, or societies.

8. James H. Mittelman, “A ‘rubric for a varied phenomena.’”

9. Pavel V. Nikitin and John E. Elliott, “globalization is… the establishment of the global market free from
Sociopolitical control.”

10. Vilashini Cooppan “A process of cross-cultural interaction, exchange, and transformation.”

II. From the given meaning above pick the keyword/s that might highlight the totality of globalization.

1. Interindependence
10. Cross-cultural interaction 2. Set of process

9. Global market 3. Trade and access

Globalization

8. Phenomena 4. Economy

7. World of things 5. Increasing equality

6. Qualitatively different