Globalization (Contemporary World)

• is a professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He was also Professor of Global Studies and Director of the Globalism Research Centre at RMIT University in Australia until 2013

• Manfred D. Steger

• Nicholas Copernicus

• Galileo

• • Isaac Newton

• is the process through an increasingly flow of ideas, people, goods and services and capital leads to integration of economies and societies 

• Globalization

• Intensification

• Technology

• Trade Connections

• is the expansion and intensification of social relations and consciousness across world-time and across world-space

• Globalization

• Intensification

• Technology

• Trade Connections

• It is a reality. It is changing as human society develops.

• It is complex, multifaceted, and can be influenced by the people who define it. 

• Globalization

• Intensification

• Technology

• Trade Connections

• Process of which cultural,economic,technological, and social concepts spread across national and regional boundaries, leading to increased interconnectedness and integration on a global scale

• Expansion of Social Relations

• Intensification

• Technology

• This means that different countries have become deeply interconnected not only economically, socially but also politically

• Expansion of Social Relations

• Intensification

• Technology

• The speed through which ideas,people and products travel in different parts of the world is made possible due to inventions and innovations

• Expansion of Social Relations

• Intensification

• Technology

• First World over the Third World (Developing) 

• Anti- Globalization Side

• Alter-Globalization Side

• Favors altering the current system of globalization

• Anti- Globalization Side

• Alter-Globalization Side

• Wants an end to a highly imbalanced system of globalization

• Anti- Globalization Side

• Alter-Globalization Side