Contemporary World

It refers to the process by which more people across large distances become connected in

more and different ways.

• Globalism

• Globe

• Globalisms

• Global Actors

It is the process through which the constraints of physical space lose their hold on

social relations.

• Deterritorialization

• Determinism

• Deterrorisism

• Territorialization

These powerful economic actors seek profit in global markets and impose their rules

everywhere.

• Liberism

• Neoliberism

• Marxism

• Realism

It refers to a perspective that globalization is essentially the expansion of the

capitalist system around the globe.

• World System Theory

• World Polity Theory

• World Culture Theory

• World Theory

It is a theoretical perspective where the states remain an important component of

world society, but primary attention goes to the global cultural and organization environment.

• World System Theory

• World Polity Theory

• World Culture Theory

• World Theory

It can also transcend national borders through global movements and non-

governmental organization.

• Political scientist

• Political dynasty

• Political power

• Political science

According to them globalization is an on-going process that involves interconnected

changes in the cultural and social spheres.

• Socialism

• Sociology

• Sociologist

• Social media

The year according to the historians when the world globalization first appeared in English.

• 1929

• 1930

• 1931

• 1932

It is an idea that reflects the concepts of globalization and seeks to endow

globalization with free market norms and neoliberal meanings.

• Market globalism

• Market globalist

• Market global

• Market market

It is a theory in globalization which agrees that world culture is indeed a new

and important, but it is less homogenous than world-policy scholars.

• World System Theory

• World Polity Theory

• World Culture Theory

• World Theory