Intro to Global

The process of increasing interconnectedness and interdependence among countries through trade, communication, and cultural exchange.

A dimension of globalization that involves the spread and exchange of cultural values, traditions, and social norms across different societies.

The aspect of globalization that involves the exchange of goods, services, and capital across international borders.

A concept where cultures become more alike due to the influence of global media, corporations, and shared values.

The idea that despite globalization, distinct cultural traditions and identities remain and continue to evolve.

The idea that despite globalization, distinct cultural traditions and identities remain and continue to evolve.

The economic system based on private ownership, free markets, and profit-driven enterprises.

A philosophy that suggests actions should be taken to maximize happiness or benefit the greatest number of people.

A political and economic ideology that promotes minimal government intervention in markets, free trade, and deregulation Reducing state control and promoting global free trade

A socio-economic ideology advocating for a classless society, collective ownership of production, and government control of economic resources.