The document discusses several effects of globalization including the rise of multinational corporations and increased social inequality in some regions. It also examines international labor migration and how overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) have contributed to changing family and community structures through the creation of transnational families and households. Modern technology allows OFWs to maintain family bonds across distances while their remittances have helped address unemployment in the Philippines.
The document discusses several effects of globalization including the rise of multinational corporations and increased social inequality in some regions. It also examines international labor migration and how overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) have contributed to changing family and community structures through the creation of transnational families and households. Modern technology allows OFWs to maintain family bonds across distances while their remittances have helped address unemployment in the Philippines.
The document discusses several effects of globalization including the rise of multinational corporations and increased social inequality in some regions. It also examines international labor migration and how overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) have contributed to changing family and community structures through the creation of transnational families and households. Modern technology allows OFWs to maintain family bonds across distances while their remittances have helped address unemployment in the Philippines.
globalization. (Rosa Gomez Dierks, 2001) Negative Effects of Globalization a. Delocalization- this covers the decreasing face-to-face encounter both for local and international transactions. b. Decrease in the power of national government- globalization is perceived to have shrunk the power of national government. Negative Effects of Globalization c. Rise of MNCs- considered as the forerunners of globalization, MNCs establish their branches in countries with cheaper raw materials and workforce. Negative Effects of Globalization d. Social Inequality- unregulated capitalism led to the unbalanced economic development of some regions. While a few countries in a particular region gained tremendous wealth, many were left in poverty. International Labor Migration: Changing Families, Communities and Societies.
The OFWs have changed the landscape of
the countryside. The OFWs are part of the network created by international labor migration(ILM), one of the early catalyst of globalization. International Labor Migration: Changing Families, Communities and Societies.
ILM refers to the movement of a labor
force from one country to another. MAJOR FINDINGS (Urgel, 2012) Evolution of new family and household structures. Traditional Family Transnational Family Transnational Household Global Household MAJOR FINDINGS (Urgel, 2012) Utilization of modern technology to sustain family bonds across time and space. Reconfiguration of family arrangements and roles. More political and economic empowerment in the family and community for women. MAJOR FINDINGS (Urgel, 2012) Proliferation of families with unstable marriages and separated or divorced parents. Culture of migration. Cooperation and Collaboration as Keys to Better Interrelations Collaboration- is working together toward a common end or goal by actors (people, nations, industries, and institutions) who are not necessarily allies. Cooperation and Collaboration as Keys to Better Interrelations Cooperation- is better understood in the study of regionalism or the interrelations among the actors in a particular geographic area. ASEAN, EU, NATO--- regionalism International Division of Labor It involves the distribution of the production tasks of MNCs in various locations in and out of their home countries. Locating the OFW’s In the Philippines, OFW’s were considered as “modern-day heroes”. OFWs contribute in addressing the unemployment problem in the country as the number of unemployed is reduced.