Globalization

To become international or start operating at the international level

• INDIGENIZE

• GLOBALIZE

• IMPERIALIZE

• COLONIZE

Depending on each other, relying on mutual assistance, support or cooperation

• EMPOWER

• CULTURAL DETERRITORIALIZATION

• ENRICH

• INTERDEPENDENCE

bring (something) under the control, dominance, or influence of the people native to an area

• INDIGENIZED

• COLONIZED

• IMPERIALIZED

• GLOBALIZED

reflecting or characterized by both local and global considerations

• LOCAL

• GLOBAL

• INTERNATIONAL

• GLOCAL

a company operating in several countries

• MULTINATIONAL

• LOCAL

• NATIONAL

• FEDERAL

A weakening of ties between culture and place. The removal of cultural subjects and objects

• COLINIZATION

• CULTURAL IMPERIALISM

• CULTURAL DETERRITORIALIZATION

• ETTIQUETE

the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area

• COLONIZATION

• CULTURAL IMPERIALISM

• CULTURAL DETERRITORIALIZATION

• INDIGENIZED

make (someone) wealthy or wealthier

• EMPOWER

• ILLITERATE

• ETIQUETTE

• ENRICH

The creation of unequal cultural relationships between civilizations, favoring a more powerful civilization

• COLONIALISM

• CULTURAL IMPERIALISM

• CULTURAL DETERRITORIALIZATION

• IMPERIALISM

to give control to a person or a group of people

• ENRICH

• ILLITERATE

• EMPOWER

• ETTIQUETTE