CONTEMPORARY WORLD MIDTERM

globalization refers to the expansion and intensification of social relations and consciousness across world-time and world-space.

• According to Steger
• According to Freud
• According to Ronal

Interdisciplinary subject which relates to all branches and fields of knowledge.

• Economy
• Globalization
• Conceptual

“global” meant “spherical”;

• 18th century
• 16th century
• 19th century

“global” meant “definition of capacity and dissemination of events and processes

• 19th century
• 20th century
• 16th century

Some special features of globalization in present days

• Growing interdependence of all processes
• Information technologies
• AOTA

a new scientific category, which treats the processes and events on a global scale

• Global
• Globalization
• Theoretical

an approach which expands and deepens the economic theory as well as other scientific fields

• Global
• Globalization
• Theoretical

Subjects of globalizations are

• global companies
• regional structures
• international economic organizations
• AOTA
• NOTA

the global idea emerged in philosophy and political science. Then it was transferred to communications theory and finally conquered economic thinking;

• Economic
• The 90-ties
• Second half of 20th century

active discussion on the nature and essence of globality and globalization as a new stage of economics and world development.

• Economic
• The 90-ties
• Second half of 20th century