This document discusses various conceptions and definitions of globalization. It provides definitions of economic, financial, political, ecological, geographical, sociological, social/cultural, and technological globalization. For each conception, it gives a brief definition and examples of how that type of globalization manifests in real life. The overall document aims to examine different perspectives on globalization and adopt a working definition.
This document discusses various conceptions and definitions of globalization. It provides definitions of economic, financial, political, ecological, geographical, sociological, social/cultural, and technological globalization. For each conception, it gives a brief definition and examples of how that type of globalization manifests in real life. The overall document aims to examine different perspectives on globalization and adopt a working definition.
This document discusses various conceptions and definitions of globalization. It provides definitions of economic, financial, political, ecological, geographical, sociological, social/cultural, and technological globalization. For each conception, it gives a brief definition and examples of how that type of globalization manifests in real life. The overall document aims to examine different perspectives on globalization and adopt a working definition.
Major in Social Studies Learning objectives: ➢ Examine the various conceptions of globalization. ➢ Distinguish the different definitions of globalization from experts; and ➢ Adopt a working definition of globalization. Likhain at pagyamanin!
❑ Create a concept map
about globalization, then define it in your own words. Lesson 1 Concepts of Globalization GLOBALIZATION ❑ The trend toward greater interconnectedness and interdependence of all the countries of the world. ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION ❑ Is the growth of economic alliance and affiliation of countries’ economies across the world through the trading of goods, services, technologies and money. ❑ Real life examples: Numerous companies have become transnational such as Walmart, Coca-cola, McDonald’s, etc. FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION ❑ Global interconnectedness through a network of cities has become increasingly relevant for developing markets as they link financially with the rest of the world. ❑ Real life example: Stock market POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION ❑ Governmental action takes place on a global level instead of a national level. ❑ Real life example: The united nation ECOLOGICAL GLOBALIZATION ❑ Refers to the idea that earth should be treated as one single ecosystem. ❑ Real life examples: Climate change. GEOGRAPHICAL GLOBALIZATION ❑ Moving towards the trend of a borderless world that is not controlled by countries but by concerns and issues to help make the world a better place for everybody. ❑ Real life example: Global travel. SOCIOLOGICAL GLOBALIZATION
❑ Refers to the many
principles that certain attitudes/philosophy and ideal behaviors should exist everywhere. ❑ Real life example: Democracy SOCIAL/CULTURAL GLOBALIZATION ❑ Human cooperation and communication within a variety of cultural communities, covering points like family, religion, education and work. ❑ Real life examples: Facebook, Twitter and etc. TECHNOLOGICAL GLOBALIZATION
❑ Billions of people are
connected by a variety of technologies that help them to communicate with other people. ❑ Real life example: The World Wide Web. How does globalization affects your life? Thank you for listening!