What are the impacts of Globalisation in Cambodia?

Introduction:

Globalisation is the process of increased connection between countries.

Cambodia did not open up to the global system until 1993 when it was able to accept

some of liberalism's ideas as well as practices.

Cambodia was able to focus on economic development as well as building its

national identity following the conclusion of the Cold War.

To sum up, everything that has been stated, Cambodia used to be a country that

didn't have globalisation till 1993. Now I’ll start with the topic that I am supposed to write

about. ✔️

Analysis:

The most important impact of globalisation in Cambodia is the growth of GDP.

Between 1998 and 2008, Cambodia experienced a ten per cent annual GDP growth

rate. Cambodia has benefited from globalisation, with a 10 percent annual GDP growth

rate between 1998 and 2008.

Globalisation also assisted Cambodians in improving the quality of their

education, health care, and standard of living.

This actively illustrated that Cambodians used to only allow boys to go to study

and make girls stay home as well as do work at home and when they get older they will

get married and have children.

 The reason for this occurrence is that Cambodians used to think that girls are

useless and only a very wrong tool. Now let’s look at the good side: Cambodian girls

and women are needed at home to care for younger siblings, perform domestic chores,

as well as assisting the head of the household.

A long time ago there were no cars around, only a few people on the streets had

cars. Nowadays people have a lot of cars, even middle-class people and normal people.

Almost everything is made by China and other countries across the world. Thus the

conclusion is that if we didn’t have globalisation Cambodia would not allow girls to get

educational opportunities for the people that need it and also we would not have cars.

Overall I think this is the most important of them all since this impact is very

important. Cambodia has international organizations such as Membership in Major

International Organizations or the UN in 1955 as well as International Monetary Fund,

World Bank, and World Trade Organization. Without them, Cambodia wouldn’t be here

today. This is a major impact.

The reason for this occurrence is that if Cambodia has a war with another

country ( this is an example so please don’t take this seriously) other countries will be

informed and help Cambodia in the war. Before 1955 there was no help if Cambodia got

into a war with any other countries. Also, a lot of people will visit Cambodia and know

Cambodia even more and then the money will rise in business.

But there are also negative impacts such as Cambodians losing our culture since

nowadays people are not using that much Cambodian product and also we are losing

our tradition and more. For example, some people speak English and don’t speak
Khmer and also don’t go to the pagoda and always be on their phones and also don’t

know the history of Cambodia.

Evaluation:

I did not use that much any websites on this report but here are my opinions on

the authors I used

Article 1 opinion :) this author named Sokhengly is a very nice author he or she is

from The Pennsylvania State University and I think she or he is a very very good writer

since the author really made it clear what he or she is talking about which made me

easy to understand and also find stuff and rewrite then and he or she is also a chairman

at UC Shipping for 5 years 6 months which makes it even better that he or she knows a

lot about globalisation issues and more. She or he is also the owner of Philadelphia

Indochina Travel. Information where I got about sokhengly

Article 2 opinion :): I think it is an amazing article. I got ideas from it even more

which makes me happy and the author. The only thing I’m not happy about is when the

author, who is named Goma Karki, is amazing but she did not include as many pictures

and diagrams as the first one. She attended Collins university. I'm pretty sure she

graduated since she first started writing articles when she was a junior in university in

2016 and also she wrote 11 articles and she wrote 2 articles on globalisation.

To sum up, everything that has been stated I love both of the articles and also

used all of them and I used some of them and I started my opinions on the articles up

here. ( information about Goma Karki )

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Globalisation is the process of increased connection between

countries. Cambodia did not open up to the global system until 1993. To sum up,

everything that has been stated, Cambodia used to be a country that didn't have

globalisation till 1993. The most important impact of globalisation in Cambodia is the

growth of GDP.

Between 1998 and 2008. Cambodia has benefited from globalisation, with a 10

percent annual GDP growth rate as I wrote just now. Globalisation also assisted

Cambodians in improving the quality of their education, health care, and standard of

living. A long time ago there were no cars around, only a few people on the streets had

cars. Nowadays people have a lot of cars. Overall I think the most important of them all

is that Cambodia has international organizations. This actively illustrates the importance

of globalisation in Cambodia without globalisation. If there is no globalisation in

Cambodia other countries will not be informed and help Cambodia in the war. But there

are also negative impacts such as Cambodians losing our culture since nowadays

people are not using that much Cambodian product and also we are losing our tradition

and more. For example, some people speak English and don’t speak Khmer and also

don’t go to the pagoda and always be on their phones and also don’t know the history of

Cambodia.

References:
1. Article 1 :)

2. Article 2 opinion :):

3. Information where I got about sokhengly

4. information about Goma Karki